Sentence examples for up nowadays from inspiring English sources

He tends to be evasive when the subject comes up nowadays.

This definition would exclude quite a few of the blogs that firms, public-relations people or newspapers set up nowadays.

When buyers do turn up nowadays, she says, "they smell blood in the water and routinely offer 15 to 20percentt below the asking price".

Barns are as likely as land to fall victim to development, say preservation experts, who point out that they are expensive to paint, reroof and keep up; nowadays they shelter pickup trucks more often than cows.

We are left to ponder other possible versions: the one that Howard Hawks was initially slated to direct, and the remake that would be served up nowadays — stripped of its racial follies, one presumes, yet also of its unrepeatably high spirits.

The workforce, 400,000-strong after the reunification of Germany, has fallen to 260,000; productivity has risen sharply; Post has moved into profit after years of losses; branches have been brightened up; nowadays, service may even come with a smile.The buying spree has been even more spectacular.

Everyone from Lady Gaga to Ashton Kutcher invests in tech start-ups nowadays.

"While in the past you would tend to see more American companies followed by European companies acquiring Israeli start-ups, nowadays it is evident that China has developed an ever growing appetite for Israeli tech.

Well, these kids do grow up fast nowadays.

At one point, McGowan was reduced to tears by the contrast between the beauty of the potteries' workings and the crap that we put up with nowadays.

Kids might be growing up faster nowadays, but you get the sense that this child would have no qualms in cutting out the tooth fairy altogether and invoicing her parents for her milky gnashers.