Sentence examples for repeated now from inspiring English sources

will, with syntactical modernisation, be repeated now.

"Counsel!" the chief justice repeated, now in a raised voice.

But such a program is likely to be repeated, now that Mostly Mozart has also made a commitment to try new things.

Just before the signing, the official always appears to be whispering instructions to the player, as though this tiny ritual, repeated now for years, demands explanation.

He repeated "now" to explain why civil rights could not wait ("Now is the time to make real the promises of democracy").

That debate is being repeated now in Washington, where the Obama administration is warning that the government could reach its legal borrowing limit within a few months.

The committee members repeated now-familiar complaints that parents have been shut out of the school system and that there is not enough oversight of the Department of Education's budget.

ALTHOUGH history does not repeat, now and then, as Mark Twain famously proclaimed, it rhymes.

"I said then, and I will repeat now, that no single speech can eradicate years of mistrust," Mr. Obama said.

Songs like "Flannel" and "Wave" are inexcusably goofy: on the latter, Timberlake repeats "Now the other way!" eight times and calls it a chorus.

I have a strong sense of history repeating now and of my generation, for the first time, not being exempt from history.