Sentence examples for what's more now from inspiring English sources

What's more, now we can have conversations about what we've been doing because we haven't seen it all already on social media.

What's more, now, brimming with newfound confidence and sparkling strikeout ratios, pitchers are coming inside even more, completely and totally unafraid of repercussions should they strike an opponent.

What's more, now it turns out that his inopportune relationship was, at least in Farrow's present telling, matched by her continuing involvement with Sinatra.

If you can't live by the rules that we live by, the standards and the values that we live by, we should exclude you from this country and, what's more, now we will make public those people that we have excluded.

What's more, now that many distilleries are bottling their own single-malt Scotches rather than selling them for blending, and with increased demand from the thirsty middle classes of China, Russia and India, the pool of whiskey that independents draw from is drying up.

What's more, now that commodities are finally shaking out of their doldrums, the effect on the stock market could be monumental.

What is more, now you're not allowed to just trundle on in a stupor, in the age of parenting you have to be seen to be "combating the situation".

What's more, Getty Images now has a chance to push Image Bank's 60 million images into the digital age.

What's more, Bilbao now had a landmark.

What's more, they now travel in some of the same circles.

What's more, Tusk now has a Wall Street Telegraph reporter on his case.