Sentence examples for now thus from inspiring English sources

Artemis however has agreed to close the couture house now, thus ensuring Saint Laurent's name will not appear on couture by another designer.

The metre is now thus defined as the distance traveled by light in a vacuum in 1/299,792,458 of a second.

And now, thus experienced, he has an appealing sense of himself as a fledgling fiction writer, someone who acknowledges an awkwardness with the tools of a new trade but who has gained the right to practice with them.

Martin Amis's fall from grace, while perhaps too late to reverse now, thus contains an important lesson: we should be more appreciative of – and, yes, more respectful – of those who strive to be bold.

The American talk about energy independence rankles Saudi officials, who maintain that the goal is unrealistic and could end up damaging energy markets by undermining investment now, thus leading to higher prices in the long run.

Denoting now, thus we obtain the required form.

No one has forced them to do so up to now, and thus they have had no incentive to try to work out their problems.

His review of "Apocalypse Now" ends thus: "The whole huge grand mystery of the world, so terrible, so beautiful, seems to hang in the balance".

But we're all foodies now, and thus food cinema moves with the times.

They might have both been seeded by now and thus avoided each other in the first round.

While places like Tunisia may be safer now, and thus not much on the news, Mali most certainly is not.