Sentence examples for now persistent from inspiring English sources
He mixed aggression with circumspection, hitting two extravagant cover drives, while Allenby became more assured as Clare, Groenewald and Jones lost direction, bowling shorter and wider in what was by now persistent drizzle.
As for Russia, there is now persistent talk coming from Moscow's conservative mayor, Yuri Luzhkov, that the statue of Dzerzhinsky (which conveniently survived intact and has been living a quiet life in a Moscow park) should be returned to its former home -- a traffic island in front of the headquarters of the former K.G.B. and its successor, the Federal Security Services.
The toolbar has been revamped and is now persistent while using the application, and users can customize it by reordering sections.
Perhaps for this very reason — how the film blurs the lines of fact and fiction, feature and documentary, all the while providing cultural critique — "Watermelon Woman" is experiencing a wave of renewed interest amid a now persistent, industry-wide conversation about diversity and representation. .
Maddy remembers it now, that persistent, childish trait of hers.
"But now this persistent unemployment is taking a toll on the wages of those who are still working".
Now, despite persistent consumer pessimism, spending is holding up, retailers have posted consistent profits and some companies that make the fun stuff are reporting especially strong results.
As announced at E3 2012, any experience points earned through Fifa 12's EA Sports Club online infrastructure will be accessible in Fifa 13, as all regular Fifa buyers will now have persistent identities within the series.
There is now a persistent navigation bar on the left with links to news, portfolios, historical prices, and financials.
"He is now a persistent offender and I thought actually the ban would have been much harsher".
To help desktop users, the Store now features persistent navigation with links to top charts, categories and collections at the top of the screen.
