Sentence examples for now note from inspiring English sources

Now note what happened.

However they now note ruefully that gay marriage is – whisper it solemnly – "a step too far".

Now note how engaged we become when we see the tale unfold through dialogue.

Now note that one country will end up in Brazil, and another may have a chance to go along.

I now note the slippage of my social standards; events seemingly acceptable at the time now appear abhorrent.

The difference, Floridians now note, is that a crowded bar in Miami has no impact on New Orleans.

For now, note Soames' confidence that Serco's fortunes will be restored but also his line about "a long journey".

They now note how students in essays describe their likely contribution to a public liberal arts campus.

(As her lover has a thing for the camera, let us all now note the perils of philandering in the Internet age).

But speculators now note that Sen. Orrin Hatch has introduced legislation to amend the Constitution to remove the native-born restriction.

Fuel costs are destroying airline business models, and analysts now note that transportation costs, and not tariff barriers, constitute the largest stumbling block for international trade.