Sentence examples for you would now from inspiring English sources

In the United States, you would now have about $53.

If you had bought one ten years ago for $40,000, you would now be pleased.

Think of it: by investing ten thousand dollars in America Online five years ago, you would now have almost six million dollars; by investing ten thousand dollars in the S. & P. 500 index, you would now have thirty thousand dollars.

If you had invested £10,000 in his fund at launch in 1988 you would now have £193,000.

"I was what you would now call a freak, someone who is out of things," he said.

You would now have an embryo with a mammoth genome it.

Can you recall the first time you saw someone you'd now recognize as morbidly obese, and how that felt?

Four months ago, would you have bet a nickel that you'd now be talking about Gov. David A. Paterson?

In some parts of the Northern no-Powerhouse, he said, you'd now be able to buy a home "with a deposit of £1,400".

Forbes.com lists the ten places you'd now most want to avoid.

If you were in a high-demand job, perhaps you'd now like something with better work-life balance.