Sentence examples for was now for from inspiring English sources

His passion was now for "a full effect of colour".

At which point the question might have been asked what NATO was now for.

Judaism was now, for all intents and purposes, a Diaspora religion, even on its home soil.

Casey, in this case, was informed that the old car parking lot was now for patron amusement — call it Seve-land — and out of bounds.

Mr. Harris of Lehman said his firm's forecast was now for a federal funds target of 7.25percentt by August, up from 6.75percentt.

The spokeswoman said Cameron concluded that it was now for May, as the new prime minister, "to take forward finalising the strategy and publication in due course".

It is now for sale for $18.9 million.

(The building is now for sale).

Parma is now for sale".

London is now for holidays.

It is now for sale for $18 million.