Sentence examples for now on scene from inspiring English sources
Search dogs now on scene looking for the five people still missing.
As part of a four-month trial by Dorset Police, Securitas personnel will now remain on scene.
Traffic-safety personnel with red armbands are now on the scene, and they are more vicious than the police.
Sunday, Nov. 6 The trustees met again Sunday night, some of them now on the scene in State College, having arrived by private plane or car.
The FBI is now on the scene with local police, and more of the bureau's best are on their way to join them.
Unlike many of his contemporaries, Simon has started to have a major influence on some of the hottest bands now on the scene.
The FBI is now on the scene with local police, and more of the bureau's best are on the way to join them.
It was the start of a new era in the sport, with women's boxing now on the scene, but with very few representatives.
But new faces are now on the scene, as investors coming from outside the area are increasingly buying up Long Island office buildings.
"Make absolutely sure that you've carefully checked out the people taking care of an older relative," or any "surprising new friend" that you've never heard of before who is now on the scene, she tells family members.
Gov. Bob McDonnell of Virginia, who once lived near the site of the crash, said, "We are monitoring events carefully as they unfold and State Police resources are now on the scene.
