by now

I must be leagues away by now, but it looks as if I could be back in an hour.

I'd imagine by now that she's changed her name, changed her hair, and is trying to move on.

By now it can be applied to any policy which consists of daring one's opponents to take matters to the point of catastrophe.

If He had not left the earth in such a short time and in such a tragic way, probably, His name would have been forgotten by now.

must have finished his work by now. He must be on his way home.

By now, the young boy saw fearful, has frightened has no more to do with to run away, the wallaby with is also drilling from the baby bag.

By now, the girl knew she had misspelled the word. But instead of lying and telling the judges she had said the correct letter.

By now, you should be able to see a "Tomcat" menu and 3 Tomcat toolbar buttons (as shown in Figure 1) in the Java perspective.

If he had had more common sense in spending, he might have been out of the woods financially by now.

Tessie Hutchinson was in the center of a cleared space by now, and she held her hands out desperately as the villagers moved in on her.

Cindy: That's why you married a penny-pincher. If I left it up to you, we'd be in the poorhouse by now!

In any other circumstances you could all by now have easily been living a comfortable life, with all your needs provided for.

Those who routinely fumble around with a remote control just trying to change the television channel might have stopped reading by now.

If I had not missed the train, I would have got home by now.

I have no idea how long mail usually takes between London and Beijing but I feel that they should have got to you by now.

But she stroked his forehead again and said, Stay here in bed. Don't bother washing it out. I'm used to it by now.

Had Tigress been a son, by now he'd have had grandchildren ; so even as an old widower he wouldn't have been so lonely.

By now you're probably beginning to realise that even the most disruptive of problems holds the potential for a value exchange of ideas.

By now you know that getting your money's worth is not just a matter of luck. It is more often the result of buying skill.

The good news is that by now you could be ready to see gratifying progress.

By now we were utterly exhausted, and felt as though our blistered hands could not pull the boat a yard farther.

If he did, I'm sure we'd have found some way to communicate by now, even it was one of those clicking languages from southern Africa.

I'll go and see that the shoemaker was still in the same shop, al thought he was an old man by now.

Mary was by now so consumed with contempt for Darnley that she resolved to be rid of him.

Otherwise, the universe would be in a state of complete disorder by now, and everything would be at the same temperature.

We have to do a lot more than simply turn up , even the last doubter must be convinced of that by now.

I hope by now we are beginning to understand why the devil is so intent on using physical appeals to draw us into sin.

I'm trying to be happy but I think it's pretty obvious by now that it isn't my strongest forte.

He could have become one of the best cab drivers in California. He might be on his 4th or 5th cab by now.

As you've no doubt realized by now, image is pretty important to your success as an artist.

As you must know by now some souls will not feel ready to move on, finding contentment in their present existence.

He would have been there by now if had not missed the train.

By now it was perfectly clear to everybody that what was hanging above our heads was no visit but a crude invasion. Crude and treacherous.

If it was anyone else, Jans, you know that this man would be jailed and quartered by now! I want justice!

By now should not be too anxious, want the take your time, undresses gently for her, eliminates her tense feeling.

Serpuhov is by now occupied by a detachment of the enemy, and Tula , with its famous arsenal, of such importance to the army, is in danger.

Since the desert crossing was supposed to be over by now, they had no more water and were afraid they would die of thirst.

A performance comparison would be interesting, but by now there was no benchmark performed.

By now I habitually clicked through S's photo albums, a diversion far better than popping into a colleague's office for a romantic update.

As you can probably tell by now, I really do "Love" what I feel so lucky to be able to do.

By now I was almost in the same state as the elder brother had been: the bear's utter seriousness robbed me of my composure.

If I am as clever as you think, I should have been rich by now.

He was pleased to see that the shoemaker was still in the same shop , although he was an old man by now.

As is by now well known, the term 'task' began to come into deliberate use in applied linguistics around the beginning of the 1980's.

One of his predictions was that we would all by now be working in a "paperless office" .

As you know by now, the government is now taking an active role in the auto business.

You want to know by now how much I love you.

Why are the negotiations on this deal taking so long? I thought we would be putting the finishing touches on it by now.

By now he was actively engaged in resistance against the regime and, as he has written, his conscience would not allow him to back down.

But by now I haven't known if the manager will be satisfied with my work and how much the fee will be even though I believe myself.

If I had taken the doctor's advice and rested for a few days, I should have completely recovered by now.

The administration's prayer was that the housing market would be healing by now; the prayer wasn't granted.

We tried not to panic, but we knew by now that this was something not at all earthly.

It has been more than a week since I sent him the books. He ought to have received them by now.

As you know by now, being too much of a nice guy will get you nowhere.

by now in literature to the equation of one sense with another, or to be told that human behaviour is frequently cruel and irrational.

Floods in Pakistan have displaced around 2 million people by now and there seems to be no let up in nature's display of brute force.

"I should have thought you could stand a bit of good-natured chaff by now, " he replied.

By now, thought on the pure already bosom the Guo Xiao child, but she had not said that but chose alone left.

I'm not going to tell you in some of those markets - like Spain or America by now - that it's getting any better.

The man sitting next to Ford was a bit sozzled by now. His eyes waved their way up to Ford.

Well, by now he was on his way. In a little while the boat would be rocking under him.

If there was no beginning to time, all things that could happen would have happened by now and the universe would have ended.

If this had been a mere financial crisis, it would be over by now.

A soul can at anytime ascend if they are ready, but as you know by now the end of this Solar Cycle allows for everyone to ascend.

For by now I could have stretched out my hand and struck you and your people with a plague that would have wiped you off the earth.

The woman had the boy in her arms by now and a shy smile came upon her face.

You'd think we'd know better by now, but each new administration seems to succumb to this familiar form of wishful thinking.

Alvah was immensely pleased and was all for the idea of "every Thursday night" and so was I by now.

Six : you ran out of money since you hoped all of it would be over by now and you let go of the hard work and putting something aside.

By now, a site from , well, basically just, a few small isolated pockets here and there, europe has little forest left at all.

As you probably know by now, each message is represented as a Service Message Object (SMO) within the mediation flow component.

As should by now be obvious, appropriate key management procedures should be part of the core design of any encryption implementation.

He had been able to sit through the whole thing only once, though by now he knew every sensation of the first five subjective minutes.

She said did not know, by now the vehicle came.

How much more would he have known by now if Chiang had come to him on the day that he was Outcast!

The next thing I know, I haven't talked to her for a year by now.

As you will know by now the financial state of the world is precarious and collapsing, which will take their power base with it.

By now the facts of his murder are as well known as the latest twists in the soap operas on TV.

Mother was happy with Dick Kelley, and by now knew that politics was a rough game in which the only answer to a low blow is winning.

If I had not (Had I not) miss the train, I would have got home by now.

By now I was ready to pour the sauce over the meat and serve, but I wasn't hungry.

By now every investor on the planet is trying to handicap what happens when China's scorching-hot stock markets finally start to cool off.

The main claim is that he joined United for money when he might by now have signed for a lower-ranked club where he would play every week.

Welcome change in life. You do not have to resist change. Changes could be old hat for you by now, for life on Earth is filled with change.

By now, the little girl worry had not stood, offers one's seat to somebody for the father's mother.

Snow-White and Rose-Red were by now used to his rudeness and did not expect thanks for their help.

By now the boy is getting tipsy, and with his new hands he reaches down, grabs his drink and guzzles the last of it.

By now I know a thing or two about this mouse, which is why I feel optimistic that my idea for a homemade mousetrap will work.

His wife died a year gone by. Now he lives very own.

If you haven't found the happiness that you would like by now, maybe you do not know where to find it.

By now Obama had abandoned the agnosticism of his father and the eclectic, pick-and-mix anthropologist's view of religion of his mother.

lit up the dark, cloudy sky, whose uniform leaden gloom had by now broken up into patches of black and grey.

You probably know, by now at least, how the Central Intelligence Agency bought everything in the Spence book, hook, line and sinker.

If the war had been up to adults, there'd be Buggers at every breakfast table in the world by now.

But those alone can hardly account for all the slack in what was supposed to be a reasonably vigorous recovery by now, he says.

Since there is so much CSR about, you might think big companies would by now be getting rather good at it.

If you hadn't finished the homework by now, you would not be allowed to see the film this evening.

as you know by now , my name is erin bruner . .

I've been a little frustrated because a lot of things were supposed to have already been done by now.

But the feeling continued to grow, and by now llf knew it was the farm.

Technique latter 67 days, the wound should heal, if by now still cicatrization already hopeless, can only consider once more surgery.

This time brings in more bystanders, the fragrant pig might be popular by now, child adults cannot bear you hug me to trace.

You could have chopped me into confetti by now if you were in tip top condition.

If this philosphy had not emerged I am convinced that by now many streets of the South would be flowing with floods of blood.

Stated that way, I hope that by now everyone agrees that we will not see such a magical BPMS on the market for at least another 10 years.

By now his restaurant ought to be full of people. But not today! Why was that? What could have happened?

If I hadn't been his assistant , he would certainly have lost his business, his house, and all his money by now.

By now I'm sure all of you are asking why it's necessary to use such a markedly different flight control system.

By now you should be able to set up a single server and an ND environment and feel relatively comfortable with the idea of profiles.

The underlying argument is one with which readers of this column should, by now, be all too familiar.

The Russian government was expected to sell the shares for funds yesterday, but it did not confirm the fixed date by now.

This may not always be desirable for a reason that must be familiar by now.

You know I just always thought I'd be married with kids by now, but I still haven't found "the one" .

I started a "learn to run" program three weeks ago and I thought running would be easier by now.

If I got a coin for each tear drop I wiped off your face, I would be rich by now.

If she had not stayed so late, she would have got up by now.

And some researchers say that while there might have been an increase in the 1990s to early 2000s, it has likely hit a plateau by now.

Most voters will have made up their minds by now, so both parties' priority is to enthuse their supporters to get out and vote.

However, you might have noticed by now one of gprof's biggest limitations: it only profiles user time while the application is running.

By now had to distinguish the opportunity, meant, the first appointment should also want to be together in the girl with you time finished.

But if you know me by now, I saw this as an opportunity to jump right in.

If you are not completely relaxed by now (and a short nap would be a great indication of relaxation), then try self massage.

He must have had some accident or he would have been here by now.

Liz, you were supposed to have had those contracts typed up by now.

Around much of the rich world, hopes that housing markets would be well on the road to recovery by now have been disappointed.

By now, it's clear to everyone that we have inherited an economic crisis as deep and dire as any since the days of the Great Depression.

It seems safe to say that by now he's figured it out.

Snow's optimism that the world as a whole would, by now, have enough to eat and keep its people healthy was widely off the mark.

By now you're thinking, what the hell does a seagull have to do with wine? Hang on, we're getting to the point quickly now.

Hopefully by now, the process of determining what business is right for you has at least been somewhat demystified.

By now, however, each of the detainees at issue in this case has received at least one offer of resettlement in another country.

As for tackling trade imbalances, if there was an easy solution, policy makers would have found it by now.

As you must know by now, it does not however take away your divine right to follow your freewill choice.

Wasn't this supposed to be just a fling, huh? Shouldn't it be. (makes flinging motions with hands) flung by now?

By now, only a small portion of the children benefit from it.

By now politicians were hotfooting it back, to get a grip on a situation that had clearly spiralled out of control.

If Taiwan were a province, don't you think they'd be using Simplified Characters by now?

You should however by now be sufficiently discerning to be able to seek out the truth.

So for anyone that was part of the CBT2 may have noticed by now, there was an extra timebomb added into the new client.

By now politicians were hotfooting it back, to get a grip on a situation that had clearly spiraled out of control.

Hopefully by now you've seen that Gretty is simple, which makes it easy to do seriously fast development.

Shen: I saw him a moment ago. By now he's probably moping around the plum grove again.

By now, you know that Linux is a multiuser system and that each user belongs to one primary group and possibly additional groups.

By now you should be able to see the direction you are heading in, and it will conform to the plan for Ascension.

A few more weeks passed and by now Darwin was wondering if this adventure was such a good idea.

Everybody knows by now that there's a gazillion books on me either out or coming out in the near future.

Christmas cards. By now it may be a little late to mail Christmas cards, unless you really don't mind people receiving them after Christmas.

You could've chopped me into confetti by now if you were in tip-top condition.

Crucially, Bartenev says he had no idea that the ship was, by now, at the centre of an international search.

Orders by now big business is not easy, small, these processing plants would have had to temporarily shut down.

In fact, the task was assigned to one of my workmate who had worked on it for several months. The work should be finished by now.

You're bound to have worked up an appetite by now. Where would you go if you had a hankering for some good ol' Texas barbecue?

But by now, in the computer networks, the progress of sharing resources has been much far behind that of sharing information.

IF THERE was an easier way to end Iran's nuclear defiance, Britain, France, Germany, America, Russia and China would have hit on it by now.

The Russians, you see, thought they were going to be ruling the world by now, but then the oil price collapsed.

By now, it has been developed into a multi-industry, multi-platform information spreading organization.

By now, everyone knows the paradox of money and happiness, subject of a thousand articles written by penniless journalists.

You must be able to see it, Mr. Anderson. You must know it by now.

Your dictionaries should be completed by now and always with you during homework and class time.

By now nearly everyone has seen or heard the story of a killer Great White Shark in Jaws, a hit novel turned into a blockbuster movie.

Somehow he must have gotten up and must have walked away from his bed by now!

By now scientists have been made some progress on human being reproductive domain, Translation of these findings to clinic remains slow.

By now the box was no longer completely black but splintered badly along one side to show the original wood color.

Because society has bamboozled you to think you should be married by now?

Shape recognition of planar curves is a fundamental problem of pattern recognition. But it has not been well resolved by now.

However, by now we confirmed that at least the clergy of Sendai orthodox church including Bishop Seraphim and Fr Clement is safe.

By now, you have finished creating all of the WebSphere Personalization artifacts and are ready to export your portlet.

"It was an assumed future that we'd all go to space [by now], " he said.

As anyone who reads The Post in print or online is fully aware by now, "Decision Points" contains no "news" of any real significance.

By now, "human capital is the essential factor contributes to the economic growth" has been a consensus.

He should have arrived here by now, for he took the early bus.

I would have thought by now a decent -- free -- Internet connection would be part of the deal for business travelers and hotel guests.

What if I had not arrived by now?

If you live in the snowy part of the Northern Hemisphere, you might be very tired of winter by now.

It had been working till 2002 and by now in its basement a new accelerator, Nuclotron, has been built.

BY NOW it is hard for authors to stand out in the growing library of books on the causes and consequences of the financial crisis.

But if you expect me to grovel or apologize, I think you ought to know by now you're talking to the wrong woman.

As the train pulled in, Djuro made a final inspection of the by now spotless buffet car.

ALCOHOL: - Alcohol is full of sugar and calories which (as you probably know by now) restrict your metabolic rate.

If this were the case, then most third-world economies would have eliminated poverty by now through printing large quantities of money.

I told him how Heathcliff had trapped US, and that Cathy was probably married to Linton by now.

You know my professional background by now And how I've performed.

Anyway, I thought I'd have to be dealing with your secretary by now.

She's been the managing director of the company for 10 years, so she must be rolling in it by now.

All that rapid growth over the past few weeks has catapulted your little passenger to about 2 inches in length by now.

Despite that, though, by the 1960s the agencies were in decline, since the US bond market was by now well enough understood by investors.

At the societal level, I don't believe this will really trigger panic or communal strife. Turks are just too used to this stuff by now.

His father was by now frail and bedridden and it fell to Edward and his sister Eunice to break the news to him the following morning.

It's probably pretty clear by now that WikiLeaks is not a front for any intelligence agency or government despite a rumour to that effect.

I mentioned that I've been having great workouts, and I'm sure by now you're curious to know what I've been doing.

But by now, every function of government had been absorbed by the emperor who was above the law and ruled by decree.

Private investors might have bailed out by now, in search of higher returns.

If you had not interfered, I should have finished my work by now.

If I had killed your brother the first time I felt like it, I'd be out of jail by now.

They were shipped all over the country but should be off store shelves by now.

and yet, so eligible a gentleman would surely by now have formed an attachment.

However, as you surely know by now, we obey the higher principles of Universal Law that prevents us from doing so.

Usually the activity indicator shows at least one spontaneous urgent meeting by now.

By now Les had engineered dozens of multiple-recorded discs and was determined that he would hear them.

As you probably know by now, I have made it into the Resurrection competition this Friday night!

Maybe Boyd will have smoothed her down by now. You know what a slick talker that little varmint is. You know he always can smooth her down.

Christensen added: "They will be very bad politicians if they do not hear us by now. "

The former president was removed from power in February, and most Egyptians believed a new civilian government would be in place by now.

Apt Mother's Day song title: All the Things You Could Be by Now if Sigmund Freud's Wife Was Your Mother.

By now the wolf was getting angry at the pigs' refusal to see the situation from the carnivore's point of view.

Edward should have|been home by now, don't you think?

By now I'd realised that the stalkers might be poachers, and poachers don't like being watched by anyone.

By now, I would be so tired that I'd like to go back home.

If democratic politics were about nothing more than casting votes, Iraq would have the hang of it by now.

By now I was able to speak mandarin, and had grown accustomed to finding bricks and sticks to build forts with my friends.

Senator Obama would have fizzled out and quit by now if he did not have an excellent motivation.

My son wans to join the army when he leaves school. He's nearly seventeen and should know his own mind by now.

By now, though, such optimism has surely been wrung out of the system.

We all know by now that there is no Holy Grail, but Forex Morning Trade IS the next best thing.

I've always shared this concern - but as you've probably picked up by now the reader push back has been almost non-existent.

Rain-wind induced vibration of stay cable, whose mechanism is still unclear by now, severely affects the safety of cable-stayed bridges.

By now these bears have used up most of the fat reserves that have sustained them since the ice melted.

By now the important parts of our hospitals information system, HIS and PACS, have implemented aperture-free link.

They must have arrived at the airport by now, and might be here in half an hour.

We all know by now the standard-issue worry about China -- too much debt-fueled building too fast, raising the risk of a hard landing.

I had recovered myself a little by now, and feeling bitterly ashamed of the weakness into which I had been betrayed.

It should be obvious to you by now that the Love Bank is an extremely important concept in marriage.

If he had walked faster, he would have been here by now.

Glamour rating? We know by now that Keira wears a period frock well, even if it's more working class than fanciful.

Six more weeks elapsed before Ginnie, by now thirteen, gave birth to a son at the public maternity hospital in San Fernando.

Peter and I were driven to the airport, which by now was completely sealed off with barricades, fences, and lines of soldiers.

She turned at the next corner and Ferris followed, although by now his intention to overtake her had disappeared.

He was encouraged to take the plunge by the fact that he had by now recruited some talented employees to Star.

The flowers Vientiane earth mountains and rivers, all water on the wave, from the water by now, other than water, not from the body.

Some would-be founders may by now be thinking, why deal with investors at all?

Well, by now we are in the eighth session so you know where always we start.

They were supposed to have relocated by now, with lectures due to have begun in the south in early May.

The chants are familiar by now after a week of protests, "our gas isn't for sale, and we won't give it away either" , they say.

But I pursue advanced studies the determination by now was also obtaining the inspiration.

By now we were beginning to get tired and the rain was falling heavily.

By now you are probably just as comfortable with a keyboard as writing.

This was the first line of defence and central banks have probably done by now most of what they could do.

By now it ought to be clear that the U. S. must get off oil.

Severus, who had by now visibly relaxed, threw his books in the shadiest part, and sat down.

By now I was really mad, so I started beating on him and kicking him, but wouldn't you know it, he wouldn't fall off.

Had this person, whomever they are, kept this to themselves (like they should have) we would have had Midnight Sun by now.

Were this not Japan, Mr Hatoyama might have stepped down by now.

Most have by now picked up the stylized fact that a rigid adherence to the gold standard made a bad slump worse.

If headlines in the international media determined corporate performance, then China's exporters would be facing a disaster by now.

If David Cameron's Conservatives had a brilliant wheeze for guaranteeing every graduate a well-paid job, they would have unveiled it by now.

He is supposed to be here by now. You're not be smoking here. What am I do? I'm have dinner with Jackie tonight. This was be a good day.

The phones should have been ready by now for testing in order for that to happen, but they aren't.

He may have changed his number by now because I have advised many that have contacted me to call him.

Thrall: Warrior, has there been any word from Grom Hellscream? He and the Warsong clan were supposed to have been here by now.