Sentence examples for somebody else now from inspiring English sources

"On the other hand, he's playing for somebody else now, and that will cause some people to react differently".

"This is so antiquated, but Anne belongs to somebody else now," her mother said.

I found this an exciting idea when it was happening to somebody else: now I find I am (almost) of the dominie's party.

The other morning in the subway, a man sat down next to me, looked at the squash racquet I was carrying, and said, 'Is that really yours, or are you taking it downtown for somebody else?' Now, who needs that?

If you have incarnated power for a long time — Mr. Wade was president for 12 years, and dominated the political opposition for nearly 30 years before — it does not simply slip away because somebody else now sits at the center of the blaring motorcade.

"Even though it's a two-seater, you can live with the car, whereas there are other cars and roadsters out there that you just if you have a briefcase with you and somebody else, now somebody's holding a briefcase in their lap," Engelman says.

Say hi to somebody you recognize until you realize you've confused him for somebody else, but now it's too late and you're both playing conversation chicken.

It was only five years old but it might just as well have been five decades old – I knew the album, with the big "NOW" on its cover, was all about celebrating what had been current at some point in the past, but that was somebody else's "now".

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If you made that purchase using a credit card, there's a good chance somebody else is now using that same card to buy a bunch of Breaking Bad mittens from Etsy, because more than 40 million credit cards used at Target have been compromised and are now being sold on the black market.

It's somebody else's turn now.