Sentence examples for now packages from inspiring English sources

Each service also offers "buy now" packages with set prices.

The closely held Cutrale, based in Araraquara, Brazil, bought the plant from Coca-Cola in October 1996 and now packages Minute Maid products under contract.

In the process IBM has reduced inventories by a third, slashed its suppliers by half to 33,000 and pinched pennies at every turn; it now packages PCs in cheaper cardboard boxes and recycles components from old mainframes.

These stations will be available in all DirecTV Now packages, the company notes, while others, like Pop, CBS Sports Network, and Showtime, will be available to customers on select premium tiers or, in the case of Showtime, those who pay to add on the channel separately.

Recently, this has improved for animal models as there are now packages available for doing inference for these models with MCMC in R (MCMCglmm; Hadfield 2010) and in BUGS (Lunn et al. 2000).

"When people shop now, packaging is often the last thing on people's mind.

It is also now packaged in a sleek silver and black case.

Iraqi dates are now packaged in the United Arab Emirates — 865 miles away.

Now packaged as a boxed set ("Special Edition," four CDs, $30.99), these recordings exude toughness and exuberance, along with a limber equilibrium.

Peter-Piper-Picked-A-Peck-Of-Pickled Peppers Note: Nabosco crackers are now packaged, a line on the box proclaims, in "Wax Wrapped Stack Packs".

(A few products are now packaged in plastic bottles, but these are primarily 50-millilitre miniatures, the light weight of which is particularly suited for use by airlines).