Sentence examples for that now live from inspiring English sources

The result, he said, is that the species that now live there — ponderosa pines, piñon, juniper — cannot regenerate, and new species are moving in to take their place.

But they have not managed to get rid of the several thousand pigs that now live within sniffing distance of her home.

Anyway, this is the point at which the wheels can come off your style mojo and you impulse-buy those orange daisy-trimmed dungarees that now live in the dog basket.

After the singles from "Thank Me Later" dried up, he spent much of last summer stoking the flame for "Take Care" with free songs released on his blog — some of which ended up on the album, and others that now live only in the Internet's memory.

He said government studies estimated that in fewer than 40 years, half of that region's nearly 3,000 lakes and ponds would be too acidic to sustain the fish and plants that now live in them if the acid rain problem continued unabated.

In a paper published in today's issue of Science, they present evidence that when the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in Mexico dried out, it split up dozens of bird populations that now live on either side of the dry area.

That's a powerful damn thing that now lives in the world with you and me!

The volume takes us from her last days at North Hollywood High School to the year that, now living in New York, she published her first novel, "The Benefactor".

Two of the winners of the 2011 award explore ways of improving the quality of life for the half of the global population that now lives in cities, often frenzied, overcrowded cities.

Their fondness for turning salvaged objects into objets d'art makes the area feel like "a small town of misfit toys," in one resident's words, which might also serve to describe much of the creative class that now lives there.

Imagine if wearing a prosthetic felt like wearing that horribly uncomfortable pair of shoes that now lives in the back of your closet….  .