Sentence examples for prior now from inspiring English sources

Updated at 3.44am GMT 3.40am GMT 126th over of 143: England 273-7 (Prior 81, Broad 0) Southee continues, around the wicket to Prior now.

High-resolution analytical techniques showed oxidation to take place at and immediately ahead of the tip of an open crack, forming a closed but layered oxide structure about the prior (now oxidized) grain boundary.

The reason is that the incentive to go for the electorates' prior (now A) is not counterbalanced by the existence of a third dogmatic candidate proposing that policy, but it is even reinforced by the fact that this candidate always proposes E. "If this was the rejection election, where does mainstream politics go?", The Guardian, 28th May 2014.

The reason being that with opposing biases, the incentive to go for the electorate's prior (now A) is no longer counterbalanced, but even reinforced, by the existence of a third inflexible candidate that dogmatically supports policy E. Second, the equilibria in the present case are quite fragile, in that they always embed one candidate losing the election (the one using a reversed strategy).40.40

Eighth-graders who were on top of the food chain just 12 weeks prior now find themselves at the bottom.

The driver screamed like a little girl about to be beaten by her neighborhood bully, the confidence he'd had 10 seconds prior now completely gone.

Prior to now, much of social marketing was still in an "experimental phase," says the company,  now it's able to join other channels as key part of marketing budgets.

Often, these shoremen would stay in one of the many now-derelict hotels along the strip, like the famous Astoria, founded only three years prior, which now functions as a hip club.

Who has the prior claim now?

Prior has now dropped two sitters in this series.

But as comets like McDonald, Prior and now Strasburg streak across baseball's sky, it's far more fun to watch than worry.