Sentence examples for now often done from inspiring English sources

Computed tomography is now often done before histology results are available so it is not practical to omit staging chest CT.

"All these people have been working closely together for weeks now, often doing long hours," she told the Times.

I had a knowing (as I now often do) that it was time to let go and make room for something new.

This is one of the most important steps in trying to reduce jet lag as you can now often do lots of research on the arrival times.

"Now, how often do we agree?" he asked.

Now how often do you get all those in the same movie?

"Now, how often did your husband telephone you at your place of business?" "He called every single day".

Right now kids often don't even realize that the financial aid package they're signing up for is actually just a stack of loans.

After the ride home, Mr. Hock, now 24, often did not make it to his gym, which closed at 10 p.m. "I felt I could be spending my time more wisely," he said.

Where once we'd be selling to groups of office girls buying matching pants on a whim, now they often don't stop to browse, instead reeling off their orders at the till.

Keith Yamamoto, molecular biologist, University California at San Francisco, and leader of an 18-month review of the grant process for the National Institutes of Health: Now, reviewers often do not say that an idea is boring because they do not want to hurt an investigator's feelings.