Sentence examples for now taking one from inspiring English sources

Daniel, once a full-time student, is now taking one $900 course in computer technology.

"Steinmeier is the Adlai Stevenson of German politics right now, taking one for the team," said Josef Joffe, the publisher of the weekly newspaper Die Zeit.

I'm now taking one specifically for major depressive disorder (which I was diagnosed with about a year and a half ago) and my life has never been better.

Now, taking one step back, there should be no need for a conference like TEDWomen at all, if we are pursuing a sustainable vision.

He says he is fine now, taking one aspirin each day to improve his circulation.

Bringing on a new employee now takes one day instead of a couple of weeks.

With that, you can now take one of these devices, put it right on your factory floor and run all of your standard Amazon Machine Images on it.

Some rabbis now take one weekend a month off.

What once took 100 men now takes one man and a machine, Light said.

""We may now take one or two of the platforms and begin to experiment and explore.

ACT officials point to states like Oklahoma, where the assessment package was adopted in 1993 and nearly 90,000 students now take one of the tests.