Sentence examples for nowadays then from inspiring English sources

If you want to go along with those expectations of what a middle-class quality of life is nowadays, then you can probably afford to have one child," he said.

You must be a lot more strict with the projects that you take on nowadays then.

If all the world's a single body, as more and more economists and scientists (and even Tibetan lamas) are telling us nowadays, then one part corresponds to the head, perhaps, with all its erratic ideas, and one to the soul, with its devils and angels.

Incorrect example: "If you still disagree nowadays, then you must be ignorant of the facts".. Correct example: "Someone who still disagrees nowadays must be ignorant of the facts".. Refer to the subject in general terms.

I'm getting more concerts and stuff nowadays but then I'm older, too.

You can shout at the telly to your heart's repletion nowadays and then type your own funny comments below in the spirit of open journalism.

Compliments of the day are somewhat lost on the modern reader – "your breasts are like two fawns" might not prompt a favourable response nowadays but then again, Fergie of the Black-Eyed Peas was happy to call hers "lady lumps", so anything is possible.

My buddy is a Pentium-based Dell machine running at 120 megahertz, with 1.6 gigabytes of disk space;not exactly at the high-tech cutting edge nowadays, but then 18 months have passed since he was acquired.

Nowadays, more then a month after I finished the course, when things happen to me, I still get upset, but I notice a huge difference.

It's a technique you see in every second ice-cream commercial nowadays but back then it was new.

This sounds very au courant nowadays, but, back then, it excited only one of us, a math and cryptography enthusiast who went out and bought a copy, hoping to get it signed.