Sentence examples for that different now to from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the stationers said: "We decide which films we feel are relevant and fit with our brand and history... we have been making our books and diaries in pretty much the same way for over 100 years so they won't be that different now to how they were in late Victorian England".

And in that time, 'spam' means something completely different now to many people - junk mail vs. canned meat that soldiers ate in World War II".

How is that different now?

PP: Is it really all that different now?

"I don't think things are that different now," she said.

China, Japan, India, Russia, the vast Islamic crescent, South America and Europe are not all that different now from what they were in 1600.

Pekarek: No, I don't think we play the shows all that different now than we did then.

How is that different to now? Currently communications firms only retain data about who people send emails to, and who they ring.

Some participants reported that their partners felt that sex was different now compared to the period before the development of the fistula.

The only thing that's different now is that the rest of the country has finally noticed.

"That's one of the things that is different now from 15 years ago.