Sentence examples for now regrettably from inspiring English sources

So the guides slowly moved us westward from NoLIta to Little Italy, "now regrettably shrunk down to Mulberry Street".

One of her best books, "Vines, Grapes and Wines," a reference on the raw components of wine, published 20 years ago, is now regrettably out of date.

Didier Le Prado, another lawyer, said that the door was now regrettably open for France to follow the recent American practice of permitting children to sue mothers who have knowingly contributed to their handicaps.

"As for law reform, now regrettably necessary, my recommendations are remove complainant anonymity, introduce a strict statute of limitations for criminal prosecutions and civil actions and reduce the age of consent to 13".

In a memoir published in 2007, Mr. Tekere largely blamed Mr. Mugabe for building a nation whose people "live mostly in fear of their own government, of a state machinery, born out of the forces of liberation, but now, regrettably, more associated with ruthlessness and naked force".

Last year, to celebrate Pekar's birthday, a group of artists who were collaborating with him on his ongoing Webcomic series on SMITH Magazine, "Pekar Project," now regrettably cut short, invited artists to submit portraits of Pekar for a "gift" they called "The Harvey Heads".

(Submissions are now closed; regrettably not all questions submitted can be answered on the blog).

It has been five months now, and regrettably, unlike the Republicans, the new signs apparently are not going to go back where they came from.

"The attackers used the dissemination of stolen information to try to harm SPE and its employees, and now WikiLeaks regrettably is assisting them in that effort," said a Sony Pictures spokesperson in a statement.

I am now, sadly, regrettably, ashamedly, a fairweather fan, the kind of person who looks out for a particular score on a Saturday teatime and then gets back to reality.

Significantly (and I now say, regrettably, as well), I have no recollection of ever attending an anti-war rally; in my late adolescent way of constructing the moral world, Vietnam wasn't my people's moral failing or vulnerability.