Sentence examples for now what from inspiring English sources

The phrase "now what" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when someone is asking what the next step should be as in the following example sentence: "We've finished the project, now what?".

Exact(59)

Now, what about supply?

The New York Times

Now What?" (Jist Publishing).

The New York Times

Now what channel?

Independent

"Now what caused that?

The New Yorker

But, well, now what?

The New York Times - Sports

O.K. Now what happens?

The New York Times

All together now: What?

The New York Times

Now, what to drink?

The New York Times

"Now what?" Riccio said.

Now what though?

And now what?

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