Sentence examples for now that it feels from inspiring English sources

He confesses now that "it feels too long since my last stage play [Rock'n'Roll, which premiered at the Royal Court in 2006].

In Iraq, Kagan says that "it matters" what kind of government we have in Iraq, and the feeling is right now that "it feels like a Shia government," which, I don't know?

This will include unlocking and capturing more of the value of its data, with additional premium features, now that it feels it's solved the 'chicken and egg' problem inherent in its crowdsourced model.

It's that my children are old enough now that it feels socially acceptable to say I work.

Put bluntly, Europe needs America less now that it feels less threatened.

Meanwhile, EF made a number of additional announcements today, as it looks to further scale up the programme now that it feels the model has been proven.

But it's just so part of the landscape right now that it felt like we were wilfully ignoring something that couldn't be ignored.

HONG KONG — Earlier this summer, Prime Minister Wen Jiabao of China promised to use an "iron hand" to improve his country's energy efficiency, and a growing number of businesses are now discovering that it feels like a fist.

On runways the commute between decades is now so loopy that it feels as if one were strapped in a time machine with the controls gone amok.

"Now that you say that, it feels good".

West's music is born of hip-hop, but it now includes so many varieties that it feels most accurate to call it simply Kanye.