Example sentences of "now the [noun] [prep] " in BNC.

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1 McKenzie and Kearns struck up an immediate friendship and prop-hooker understanding and are now the cornerstones of the Randwick , New South Wales and Australian packs .
2 It 's hard to imagine now the armies of men working here and at Beldi Hill , but at one time the area must have been loud with the noise of men and their picks , crowbars , shovels , barrows , crushing hammers and water-wheels .
3 The Australians won their first VC of the campaign in a tank battle outside a village called Marjayoun in the south of the country which is now the headquarters of Israel 's proxy South Lebanon Army militia .
4 In the 20 years since the House voted to accede to the European Community — which is now the destination of no less than 52 per cent .
5 Now the consequences of seeing prayer as a hallway and as a telephone are momentous .
6 As noted above , one of the most influential schools of macro thought in recent years is that associated with rational expectations , which involves actors internalizing all available information in a model to anticipate now the consequences of , say , increasing the money supply .
7 Now the consequences of leaving it , are what makes you decide whether it 's something that 's important , and therefore you 've got to do something about it .
8 Now the structures of practices are not always the same , but rather depend upon the various elements of the production processes they contain .
9 Now the agitation in the country and the violent disorder it threatened could be directed against the Government .
10 Its location is now The Heritage on the Garden , 63 Park Plaza .
11 Afterwards they stood up slowly , not wanting to part from such intimacy , but beginning to feel chilly now the warmth of the story was over .
12 Now the question of an appeal has been resolved , the way is clear for the Institute 's Insolvency Licensing Committee to review the pair 's insolvency licences .
13 Leaving aside for now the question of whether independence is appropriate as the ultimate goal for us all , it is important to recognise the inherent difficulty and contradiction in trying to achieve or work towards independence through a teacher/pupil relationship which remains essentially a dependent one .
14 Leaving aside for now the question of whether big business in modern Japan is really the reincarnation of the zaibatsu , there is no doubt that business leaders have preferential access to the political process through a variety of channels .
15 Now the question for decision is whether the court should require a health authority to provide for a child treatment involving the performance by doctors of services requiring the exercise of professional skill against the will of the doctors concerned .
16 Now the question about this record is , tell me another singer with the same name .
17 Now the proof of the pudding should be in the eating .
18 But on reflection , she had realized that no one had taken the friendship with the USSR wholly seriously , and now the realization of how much worry it must have caused the Führer and ‘ the greatness of his diplomacy ’ made her feel ‘ quite small ’ .
19 Now the implication of time is that er which , who who go , who earns the money ?
20 Now the implication of that is that the tide flaps and the sluices er will operate it slightly less frequently in ten years .
21 SIR — Surely it is not now the turn of Radio 3 to fall into the hands of crazed ‘ controllers ’ ( letter , April 3 ) ?
22 On enquiring of the cause , Susa-no-wo was told they had been obliged to offer their eight daughters , one by one , to the eight-headed dragon of Koshi and it was now the turn of the last daughter .
23 It was now the turn of the mountain people to show the stuff they were made of .
24 Keeping the treatment entirely general we shall permit now the presence of a surface charge ( made up of free charges ; it is still true that the bound charges of dielectrics do not count ) , hence , when dh → 0 ,
25 Now the probability of any one step being positive or negative is ½ , so that the probability of having , say , r positive steps and n — r negative ones is This is not the probability of arriving at the point m = r = ( n-r ) =2r-n , however , since the successive steps may be taken in different ways .
26 He has always majored , like Pisa 's tower , in eccentricity , but now the complexity of the stories and some of the directorial quirks are becoming self-defeating .
27 SEPA is intended to implement the requirements of the 1990 Environmental Protection Act and will assume responsibility for pollution of water , land and air — now the duties of river boards , local authorities and Her Majesty 's Industrial Pollution Inspectorate .
28 Now the ones for January , February and March are perhaps not terribly useful for you , because you have the current diary pages .
29 Try now the activity of nursing .
30 At last it was over , and I was now the King of Ruritania !
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