Sentence examples for now refreshing from inspiring English sources

And you know what, best of all, the world is now refreshing every five seconds and I can't remember what I was saying at the start of this sentence or why I'm now dribbling, watching Daybreak and everyone else has gone to bed.

By contrast, what felt insubstantial back then is now refreshing and energizing.

M&S has now "refreshed" its Womenswear departments in its top 70 stores, in a bid to boost turnover.

And now, refreshed, another brisk walk, to the freight yards, as the night sky streaked into abrasion of dawn.

Tesla's exit from the government loan may now refresh the debate over how much support to give young, clean-energy firms.

Two years into a £1bn self-improvement plan and with a third of Tesco's floorspace now "refreshed", Clarke would surely have expected to be doing better.

I sleep restlessly, unable to envision a blood-free scenario for putting her back in the carrier, although I have now refreshed it with a bottle of Evian and innumerable paper towels.

But after posting three new songs a few weeks ago, Prince has now refreshed the site with three more (partial) recordings: the funky "Chocolate Box," the jaunty "All This Love," and "Colonized Mind," which he débuted on a Los Angeles radio station late last year.

And those who delayed investing in ICT in expectation of new kit in a new building now face refreshing or replacing existing equipment at a time when money is tight and likely to get tighter from 2011-12.

Hours of my days were now spent refreshing the site, looking at elaborate timepieces surrounded by wrist hair and Brooks Brothers shirt cuffs, and learning an entirely new language and nomenclature.

The one sore spot for the Nexus 4 initially was that for some reason, being on a true 4G network disabled Google Now from refreshing.