He looked down at his hands, which were now smeared with fake blood.
They had seconded a number of lifesaver buggies, which were now adorned with police.
The tern had been covered in lice, which were now hopping over his face".
He shut off the motor before reaching the fish, which were now boiling and slapping the surface.
The architects climbed the tower, sections of which were now enshrouded in fog and came down several minutes later, beaming.
To me it was just another one of John's songs, which were now starting to take over our set list.
At my desk I checked the wires, which were now flooding in, but felt as removed as if we had been sitting in an office in London.
Its inflowing rivers were used for irrigating cotton, causing the seabed to be contaminated by pesticide toxins which were now being blown about in the dust.
The railways that had helped Britain become an industrial power, but which were now haemorrhaging money, were to be cut back brutally.
As the water receded, it revealed the profound inequalities that had been here all along – but which were now even worse.
Crook said prison libraries were not a satisfactory alternative as they were supplied and funded by local authorities, many of which were now closing and cutting costs.
