Sentence examples for nowadays off from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, Off Broadway's long-running "Tony and Tina's Wedding" sells not tickets but invitations.

But there is so much emphasis on what an actor wears nowadays off screen, I get confused sometimes.

Once a mainstay of the sixties folk boom, The Troubadour is nowadays off the beaten track, but as the Hotheads ease into their opening number, their singer Elizabeth McGovern sashays on stage, all guillotine cheekbones and starry glow.

Although nowadays stripping off your underwear to appear less of a sex object may seem a bit silly, at the time it like was like way progressive.

Nowadays, his off-camera manner is friendly and impeccably diplomatic.

Nowadays, of course, they live off Newcastle United, which was founded in 1892 when the city's East End side adopted the name after the West End team had folded.

All the tests children face nowadays write them off at a young age.

Nobody is "off" nowadays (even though, irritatingly, six hours of sleep in every 24 is still obligatory).

Although white-collar workers are more likely to be laid off nowadays, they are also likely to get rehired.

But Ms. West comes as close as any jazz singer nowadays to carrying off that impossible feat.

'Masculinity is such a complex role to carry off nowadays and I think that's in part influenced by the fact that women are so demanding.