Sentence examples for now then becomes from inspiring English sources

This is painful to absorb, because "See Now Then" becomes self-consciously clotted and grandiose whenever the subject of time heaves into view.

Much of "The Search for Signs" has this elusive, echoey quality, which now and then becomes concrete.

As it continues, however, the interlacing structure of the chapters (called "now" and "then") becomes clearer, and more diverse voices surface in America's conversations, both external and in his own mind.

The question then becomes, now what?

"It then becomes another one of those talking points that right now football could do without.

Nexus One is the closest thing to the iPad for now, and will then become the glue between iPad sessions.

She then becomes infected.

Cash then becomes king.

Then becomes.

It then becomes 34.

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