Sentence examples for tragically now from inspiring English sources

And I don't have anything against the Olsen twins: when I was growing up in the States, the two of them provided me with plenty of pleasure as the infant Michelle on the tragically now defunct sit- com", Full Housit- com

DCI Richard Holmes from the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team, who is leading the enquiry, said: "Widespread investigations are continuing into what is a significant incident on the district's roads which has now tragically now resulted in the loss of four lives.

Alberta has suffered after two years under the NDP yoke farm workers, tragically, now have worker's comp but they still don't have a sales tax.

Tragically, she now hints that it might have been a mistake.

Intervention could have saved her life, it seems tragically obvious now.

"Tragically, we now know that three British nationals have been killed, and a further three are believed to be dead.

His voice was even more present than the chirping of the cicadas in our suburbs and towns and that voice, tragically, is now still".

Once-twinned, now tragically separated, people cannot hope to now, after all this time, reverse midnight's trajectory.

That Germans have learned none of these lessons is now — tragically, for Greece — apparent.

Tragically Londoners have now paid the price of the Government ignoring such warnings".

It was true when I started adapting in 2013; it's tragically more true now.