Sentence examples for now such as from inspiring English sources
EastEnders has well-loved Asian characters now, such as Masood the postman and his wife.
"Some areas are embracing grants now, such as the new clinical commissioning groups and police commissioners.
Old solstice traditions have influenced holidays we celebrate now, such as Christmas and Hanukkah.
But it is more perishable vegetables being harvested now such as peppers and cabbage that are greater cause for concern.
(The best movies being made now, such as "Moonlight," could never have been made in classic Hollywood not even close).
Now such as statement would be seen less as a sign of independence as of the RBA overstepping its bounds.
He pioneered techniques that would seem commonplace now, such as product placements in James Bond films and celebrity sponsorships.
They come to focus on things that matter now—such as feelings and less on long-term goals.
We have some incredible tools to support our staff now, such as an admin hub that means social workers can spend more time working with families.
Some of the things they make now, such as the Cobalt Net tea set, are also exquisite, and their hand-painted decorations are unique".
They include measures to bolster competition where monopolies and oligopolies have dominated until now, such as in energy, telecommunications and broadcasting.
