Sentence examples for now to end from inspiring English sources

Now, to end impersonally.

There's no time to delay - the government must act now to end this abuse.

"Governments across the globe must come together now to end the era of tax havens".

The Ravens can take a knee now to end the game.

To cave now, to end the crisis without some kind of trophy, would mean the president had won.

Ms. Russell added quietly, "I want to finish this book now, to end what I started when I was younger".

It now promises to end its larcenous ways.

But both now vow to end the war.

"The immediate task now is to end violence, irrespective of the source".

Some go further, saying that the only meaningful humanitarian action now is to end the fighting.

The government must now act to end royal secrecy.