Sentence examples for now presumably from inspiring English sources

(Things are better now, presumably, because of Facebook and JibJab).

Now, presumably, the ones who stayed can represent their old chums.

Now presumably Amazon is still paying the standard rate to Arcade for the book — about $18.

Like Lina Aguirre - who is now, presumably, paddling in the Med - Guy Thistlethwaite is in Spain.

Now presumably present, people ''triage any administrative and logistical issues,'' or yell out arbitrary personal concerns.

If publicly exposing these men is wrong, then this film is now presumably also guilty.

"Now, presumably, their partners will be offering American Express solicitations through their branches".

WikiLeaks was holding those back for now, presumably to see how this venture with the establishment media worked out.

American generals now presumably realize that cultural artifacts are worth defending, just as bridges and oil wells are.

New Jersey and 10 other states explicitly ban computer-generated virtual child pornography in laws that are now presumably unconstitutional.

(Osipova, now twenty-five, had a triumph as a guest artist at A.B.T. last summer and is back at the company now, presumably at her old boss's behest).