Sentence examples for now only used from inspiring English sources

Gareth Edwards Aldwych/Strand Distinguishing features: Closed in 1994 and is now only used for filming.

It wasn't that they once knew better words and now only used four-letter words, as Cole Porter once put it.

In its current format the visuals have received a massive polish and the Kinect interface aspect has been paired down somewhat; it's now only used to register voice commands.

Vapour deposition techniques in the coil coating mode are up to now only used industrially for metallizing polymers and deposition of very thin and barrier coatings on various substrates.

Microsoft's operating systems, which used to be the outright leader in personal computing, are now only used on 14% of devices, if you take into account smartphones and tablets.

It is now only used for ceremonial and representative purposes.

Most of them disappeared, so we now only use good silver and pewter at weddings, when the staff can be more vigilant".

The PSNI Police Servicee of Northern Ireland) now only uses heavy-handed tactics to deal with loyalist protests whether they be about the flag issue in Belfast or a banned Orange Order parade.

Bankruptcy wasn't even an option, thanks to the government's 2005 "reforms": you can now only use bankruptcy to discharge student debt in cases of extreme hardship, such as total and permanent disability.

The wit of the musical is embedded in its lyrics like: Good authors too who once knew better words Now only use four-letter words, Writing prose, Anything goes.

The show is true to the song in spirit, however, with the exception of one line, which, as Mr. Gonshak would say, we will address shortly: Good authors, too, who once knew better words Now only use four-letter words Writing prose Anything goes.