Sentence examples for now sorted out from inspiring English sources

With the financial side of things now sorted out, Comcast's boss, Brian L. Roberts, must prove he's the right owner.

Both bowlers have now sorted out their line, and have the batsmen on the defensive.

We need to talk to the local squatters, as this is where all land problems etc. are now sorted out.

I might have thought, when younger: 'Right, I think I've pretty much now sorted out how to do, say, Black Coffee by Agatha Christie.' But that's about it.

Thank goodness we have now sorted out this issue with the final date for the introduction of the digital tachograph.

He is now sorting out complications so the team can travel to China later this month for another match.

To no avail: despite intense lobbying by Dennis Hastert, speaker of the House of Representatives and United's local congressman, the ATSB refused all three of United's requests, essentially signalling that the industry must now sort out its own problems.

The two courts are now sorting out where the cases will land, perhaps setting the stage for a battle that could touch Creative Artists, though it is not named as a party to either suit.

Fiat redux Welcome to the 1990s Not in the club The numbers game Business bubbles Free Mickey Mouse Correction ReprintsThe big five must now sort out the rest of their corporate sprawl.

The three American railways are now sorting out details of a $10.5 billion merger that raises an extra $1 billion for Conrail's shareholders but will break it up, giving Norfolk Southern and CSX a chunk of the Conrail-dominated New York market.Japan may have given up on its home-grown analogue high-definition televisionsystem.

Bill McInnes, the British Basketball chairman who made the crucial presentation to the board, must now sort out the question of what comes next with the Home Nations, but is happy to worry about that now the Olympic question has been answered positively.