Sentence examples for now noticed from inspiring English sources

[via Twitter[b]: LIZADONNELLY: I just now noticed that the audience is not facing the alter.

All the place-names, I now noticed, were written in Arabic.

"Why'd you do that?" Mira yelled through her mask, which, I now noticed, had pink bedazzled eyebrows over the goggles.

He now noticed Brian Shimer, the United States' men's bobsled coach, on the sides and through hairpin curves, when before he had not.

For instance, paperback Romney has now noticed that the Massachusetts health insurance law that he championed as governor does have some flaws, all of which are because of anti-freedom provisions that the Democrats in the State Legislature put in.

In 2012, the bassist and composer, celebrated in her own corner of the music industry since her teens, released "Radio Music Society," a tongue-in-cheek record that retained its jazz chops while glancing toward mainstream fans, who now noticed her afro, leaving aficionados to wonder: Was Spalding the missing link that would reinstate jazz's place on the main stage?

People are now noticing hockey.

Now notice that 6, 7, and 8 are squareable.

Political analysts now notice a gap between professionals and managers.

The reasons are the same as those Mr Rajapaksa's regime is now noticing.

Ask: What else do you now notice about the noun-pronoun connection?