Sentence examples for now talked from inspiring English sources

Ali now talked about Sweeny.

Back from the dead, he's now talked about in New Hampshire as the likeliest Republican nominee.

Thomas Jefferson, too, like the president now, talked a better game than he played.

While it was once taboo to talk about the problems involved with marrying relatives, they are now talked about openly.

Little in Pawlikowski's career hinted at something so accomplished: Ida is now talked of as one of Poland's cinematic masterpieces.

Chance composition is now talked about mostly in college dance departments.

It was thought to have blighted his reputation, but Mr Blair is now talked of as a possible president of the European Union's council.

She appeared to have internalized Cox's criticisms of her son; she now talked about his unemployment as if it were the actual crime.

Advisers to both men said that they now talked several times a week, and that their aides talked daily.

Flavio Di Giacomo, IOM Italy spokesperson, added: "All the 28 survivors/witnesses have now talked to Italian officials.

Anyway, Rand P has now talked about two Asian families who went out there and "built that" all by themselves.