Sentence examples for or nowadays from inspiring English sources

The basic modus operandi is to locate (or indeed generate) selective information and seed it to the media (or, nowadays, the socials) with the intention of discrediting an opponent. .

Not once did I look to models – size zero, double zero or (nowadays) triple.

The same could be said of a princely funeral — or, nowadays, of a princely divorce.

At that point it becomes about a man, a guitar (or nowadays a keyboard) and a song.

Charity, the dole – or nowadays the ever-diminishing top-ups to low pay from the welfare state – are kept just high enough to prevent destitution and revolution.

Aerial images of the House of Commons or, nowadays, the Gherkin are so interchangeable that film-makers might as well use stock footage.

Only if he got a good, solid bite would he call Cary Grant or Gregory Peck or Gene Kelly or, nowadays, Madonna, Cher, Sharon Stone, or Jessica Lange, for Lazar always keeps up with the rise and fall of stars.

Very few publishers have the space or resources to offer in-house placements or residencies nowadays.

Do you see a single quality website or blog nowadays that doesn't contain at least one image or video on every single web page?

In fact, no Argentine politician enjoys trust or approval nowadays.

"All this stuff you see in SoHo or Tribeca nowadays, in artifact stores," he told me.