Sentence examples for which now proved from inspiring English sources

During the 812 813 siege of Baghdad, Tahir had established close ties with the abnaʾ, which now proved useful in smoothing their acceptance of al-Ma'mun.

During the fighting for the northern position, three North Korean T-34 tanks dug-in on the ridgeline had been destroyed by the Australians at short range with new M20 3.5-inch bazookas, which now proved to be effective anti-armour weapons despite difficulties experienced in their use at Kujin several days before.

Morecambe's funny old vampire returns Eric Morecambe managed to pack a lot into a short life, not least some out-of-print 'funny' vampire novels written in the 1980s, which now prove he was well ahead of the curve.

Today, we'll start with one actual Democratic talking point (because it is so excellent), move along to one rather convoluted setup to a talking point from a Republican (which now proves false an incredibly silly bit of nonsense making the rounds in Rightwingistan), and then we're just going to make fun of Republicans for the remaining five talking points.

The Prime Minister said today that he took "full responsibility" for Coulson's appointment, and that he had received assurances which have now proved to be false.

In addition to the prison, Catalonia started highway projects and a 30-mile extension of Barcelona's subway system, which has now proved difficult to halt.

Then lim n → ∞ A 0 n = ⋂ n = 0 ∞ ( ⋃ m = n ∞ A 0 m ) is non-empty and closed since it is the infinite intersection of infinitely many unions of non-empty closed sets (but already proved to be non-empty and closed) and there exists the set limit T ( lim n → ∞ A 0 n ) = T ( ⋂ n = 0 ∞ ( ⋃ m = n ∞ A 0 m ) ) which is now proved to be non-empty.

Equally important is the strengthened IPCC, which must now prove itself a robust invigilator.

He said he had been open with investigators and the justice system which would now prove the truth.

And Mr Blunkett's authoritarian side long ago forged a close relationship with the Daily Mail, the voice of Middle England, which is now proving very useful.

The Winterbourne agenda has been taken firmly into the ownership of NHS England, which must now prove it can deliver where previous joint initiatives have failed – and failed abjectly, to quote care minister Norman Lamb.