Sentence examples for nowadays use from inspiring English sources

(This was when TV commercials would say, "Be sure to check us out on AOL keyword," kinda like how ads nowadays use hashtags all over the place).

The resulting "Illiac Suite" is a footnote in music history.Many composers nowadays use computers in similar ways.

Few composers nowadays use the colossal forces he favours with comparable dexterity, or communicate such an ebullient pleasure in creating a kaleidoscopic palette of tone colours.

Some 30 or 40 years ago, linespeople called such penalties about as often as players nowadays use wooden rackets, said Brian Earley, the United States Open tournament referee since 1992.

Most companies and governments nowadays use firewalls (devices to keep malicious code out of their internal networks), intrusion-detection systems (which analyse what gets past the firewalls) and similar technologies.

In these stories, Bowles employs a style purged of American idiom and liberally sprinkled with Arabic words, which are inserted for coloration but also to fill the cultural gaps that language cannot traverse (just as our front pages nowadays use "jihad" or "fatwa").

Everybody nowadays uses this sort of means to their various ends.

But JPMorgan, Bank of America and others are adamant that people are nowadays using bank branches more than ever.

Biomass – trees, plants and other waste vegetable matter – is an abundant and rapidly renewable source of starch and sugars, that is nowadays used to produce biofuels.

Nothing illustrates the thinness of the case for military spending so much as the airy language nowadays used to justify it.

Nowadays using educational software and CDs is very common.