Sentence examples for observed now from inspiring English sources

Tithing is an ancient practice with roots in the Hebrew Bible but is rarely observed now.

No longer was it a mere window through which life and drama could be observed; now it was an opening through which they could be manipulated.

Indeed, if we had expected the retirement rate to continue falling, the flat rate observed now suggests that workers are accelerating retirement because of the recession.

PANAMA CITY, Fla .— After offering the crowd gathered at a shipbuilding yard here a preview of what he would do as president — a list that covered energy production and foreign policy — Mitt Romney paused and observed, "Now I'm speaking to you today as if I'm already the candidate for president of the Republican Party.

The paper notes that conditions in the last warm period in the Atlantic are broadly similar to those observed now.

The course and speed of the jet stream is governed by the difference in temperature between the Tropics and the Arctic, so a change on the scale being observed now could be felt across Europe and beyond.

As an Afghan émigré doctor who treats a rash Marshall develops after his escape observes, "Now you know what it's like to live in history".

Mario Draghi, who took over as ECB president only this week, admitted: "What we are observing now is slow growth, heading towards a mild recession by year's end".

There's a ceremony involved in its drinking, which we observe now as we talk, with the teapot filled three times.

Years later, the author observes: "Now, the long scar in my head feels like a thin plastic cocktail straw, and like all war wounds, it itches".

I still find it remarkable that the very first person to hold my daughter was her great-grandmother; and it's wonderful to observe now the connection between them – forged, I believe, during those incredible moments of the birth.