Sentence examples for which now becomes from inspiring English sources

The emphasis is upon the chant voice, which now becomes the lower part.

Coyote takes over the circus, which now becomes a democratic organization: everyone gets ringmaster wear.

That gave the "hidden" spot — as much as anything in a loft is hidden — to the bedroom, which now becomes the most private part of the space.

Together with The Heather Blazing (1992), he had begun to create the fictional world of his childhood home, which now becomes the opening for this latest novel.

The area between the mouth and the point of attachment grows rapidly until the mouth comes to be directed away from the point of attachment, which now becomes the posterior end of the animal.

Dan Wetzel of Yahoo.com points out that Rose refused to participate in the over-the-top woo fest that was the free agency recruiting period last summer, which now becomes a delicious slice of irony in this series.

In the 1980s, Cass bought the library of the Irish University Press, which now became the Irish Academic Press.

The most difficult problem faced by the new regime in the Netherlands was the relations between Holland (which now became the everyday name for all the northern Netherlands, in Dutch as well as foreign usage) and Belgium.

No city epitomised the wealth, the energy, the dynamism and the aspirations of early 20th Century America more fully or completely than New York, which now became the first great global metropolis of the western hemisphere.

His contribution to the controversy were his reviews of Jacobi and Herder in the Allgemeine Literatur Zeitung, and his 1787 tract Über das Verhältnis der Metaphysik zu der Religion.[19] In these writings Rehberg continues to develop his skepticism, which now became his settled position.

The city walls extended into Redcliffe and across the eastern part of the march which now became the Town Marsh.