Sentence examples for now spectacularly from inspiring English sources

A coalition government was formed between three parties, only to now spectacularly unravel.

Kai Proctor, a pale, elegant local businessman and murderer, was harshly expelled as a youth by his Amish family, and has now spectacularly rejected their moral code.

Going by the measure of the capitalism of the 30s, which is what the Soviet Union had first set out to beat in terms of living standards, Soviet life was now spectacularly prosperous.

A sceptic might wonder if they had ever heard of the first generation of hopeful Internet start-ups in the American food business, such as Webvan, Peapod and Streamline all now spectacularly bust or reduced to a marginal existence.In this section Still rocking Irresponsible Life after Enron Playing the system Sonic sinker Off their trolleys?

After all, this is the week that saw David Cameron opt to keep poor ration-booked, shit-treated Alan Duncan in his post, rather than declare that perhaps he wasn't the man to front the Tories' now spectacularly compromised expenses clean-up.

"The Scottish government must explain why it was a whisker away from hitting these targets in past years, only to be now spectacularly missing them".

It has now backfired spectacularly for Greene King.

However, United's decision to haul Mr Zaman into court now looks spectacularly shortsighted.

"The chestnuts I get now are spectacularly moist, tender and sweet," he said.

Cheap money from China helped create the debt-fueled investment bubble that has now burst spectacularly.

The once attractive art deco building was now a spectacularly gutted ruin.