The marsh grass that had glittered like silver in the dew was now golden.

His brother, his wife, and the unknown visitor appeared in a different light to him now.

He only wished now to be better than he had been formerly.

Now, before I say any more, listen to this

From now on he and others will take a moment before broaching with glibness the difficult realities of Africa.

Karenin listened to her now, and those very expressions, which formerly had seemed to him if not disagreeable at least superfluous, now seemed natural and comforting.

For his sake she now paid more attention to her dress than ever before.

His official pursuits, which had always appeared essential to Karenin, now assumed even greater importance.

Now, on the contrary, the feelings of joy and tranquillity were more vivid than before and his thoughts could not keep pace with them.

He pitied his son too, more than he had done before, and reproached himself for not having paid more attention to him.

The moon, which was still giving light when first he went out, now shone only like quicksilver the streak of dawn, previously so noticeable, now had to be looked for what had been vague spots on the distant field were now clearly visible.

Above all, this crisis confirms the new hierarchy of powers that now exists in the world.

Will you believe me, I have just been teaching Grisha it used to be a pleasure, and now it is a torment.

I don't play table tennis with Tom as often as I used to.

Dreadful as his emaciation and illness had previously made Nicholas, he was now still thinner and weaker.

There was no longer anything mysterious in his feelings for her, and therefore though her beauty attracted him even more strongly, it also offended him.

Legal experts in Washington suggest that modest preparations for building missile and radar sites do not violate the ABM Treaty and so do not yet require a US notice to quit.

And now, with the Fed s QE2 on the table, conditions may worsen before they improve.

For now, the Bush Administration will await the outcome of tests before deciding.

And indeed, we now know why.

Nothing in Dolly's house, or about her children seemed half as charming as before.

He did not now recall, as he had done before, the whole course of his thoughts (he did not now need to).

He had often before been joyfully conscious of his body, but had never loved himself, his own body, as he did now.

'Yes, formerly she was unhappy, but proud and calm but now she cannot be calm and dignified, though she still seems so.

Armed soldiers now sit in newsrooms, vetting the galleys before they go off to press.

Now you have to publish your entire theory right away, before someone else gets the credit. 160

'That life was painful before, lately it has been dreadful. What will it be now?

And then maybe before I leave you ...

And now this!

Obama has the opportunity to ensure that the region continues to see the US as the essential actor now more open and helpful than before.

And she was surprised that formerly this had seemed impossible to her, and laughingly explained to them how much simpler it really was, and that they were both now contented and happy.

She attributed that animosity to the awkward position Anna, who had formerly patronized her, now felt herself to be in, and she was sorry for her.

Above all, we need to think boldly and freshly.

And they re connected primarily because of this here.

The two main uncertainties involve Iran and the US.

That's why we are born in the first place.

I'm as strong as before.

Gaza Then and Now

What happens next?

Now we have Georgia.

And now?

So what happens now?

So what'll happen now?

Formerly we used to have so many officials that there had to be an official for everything that was done, and now we have public workers for everything!

And he, who had formerly judged her so severely, now by some strange process of reasoning justified her and at the same time pitied her and feared that Vronsky did not fully understand her.