'to nowadays' is not an expression that is used in written English.
If you are referring to the present time, you can simply say "nowadays" or "today". Example sentence: Nowadays, more and more people are using video conferencing for business meetings.
But that's what "correct grammar" often comes down to nowadays.
Sounded pretty modern, you know, tryin a link the Bible to nowadays.
We never expected to live at home again as many have to nowadays.
"It's very different to nowadays, where we over-share [and] celebrity culture is saturated with personal details".
Since 1790, the government has conducted a constitutionally mandated count of Americans, which includes asking about everything from their age and sex to, nowadays, the amount they spend to heat their homes each year.
Although the program never explicitly states as much, events would seem to occupy what is referred to nowadays as the "near future," when people are living longer and illness, inevitably, is on the rise.
An e-mail helped launch the career of Jonah Peretti, the founder of the social news site BuzzFeed and a co-founder of the Huffington Post, who is often referred to nowadays as a viral-media guru.
"In Gdansk," Mr. Plazinski said, "home prices fell about 15 to 20 percent from 2008 to nowadays, and we expect an additional 10 percent drop, I'd say, in the following months".
And Mr. Levy was there to moderate a panel, with Mr. Sarris as the star attraction, about what auteurism amounts to nowadays, when the conditions that generated it have so greatly changed.
What Dr. Matthews, who is described in this movie-minded thriller as resembling George Clooney, is up to nowadays is kidnapping teenage Megan McCall and stashing her in an abandoned mental hospital in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Rose testified that, at a 2008 N.B.A. rookie-orientation program, he was told not to leave behind used condoms, reportedly saying, "You never know what women are up to nowadays".
