Sentences with now
now
N n - She's a widow now.
- Now is the time when we must all live as economically as possible.
- Read this article now to get the answers to these questions and more!
- You can now Download PSP games online it's much more convenient.
- I'm sorry, but I must go now.
- Now you're settled, why don't you take up some serious study?
- The command is now assigned to the new alias.
- As highlighted last week mortgage approvals shot up in February and I expect this trend to continue now for the next 6 months.
- Mrs Chandra has received one sweater for each of her five children and says that the winter will not be so hard now.
- She felt a little better now.
- Following its quality path Emaar has now entered the Pakistani market with.
- They've been married now for 30 years.
- 'Now then,' Max said, 'to get back to the point.'
- Now, er, dogs can live to fifteen.
- Come on now. You know you must be hungry.
- My son went to Almeria in Southern Spain. Now he and his wife are people who love a quiet holiday.
- Now, if it was me, I'd want to do more than just change the locks.
- now we'll have to stay to the end
- He left just now
- He is leaving just now
- now you're in charge, things will be better
- now, I can't really say
- now listen to this
- Run along, now
- now is the time to go
- The now look is street fashion
- now his joy began
- He left just now
- now we'll never know what happened
- now you've arrived, I can stop worrying
- That's all for now
- The now generation
- now, be careful!
- now, I'd been waiting a long time for a chance to get even with him
- now, now—it's not so bad after all!
- You are now using a dictionary.
- Either do it now or not at all.
- The case was now ready for the jury.
- I saw him just now on the street.
- Now you rarely see horse-drawn carriages.
- I see now what you meant.
- Now, you don't really mean that.
- Now stop that!
- Up to now no one has volunteered.
- The now look; the now generation.
- Now that she is rich and famous, she is constantly being besieged by appeals for aid.