| Think you God, that is up in Heaven, taketh note of a white lie or twain, or a few cross words by nows and thens? |
| The Places have their own nows, the now of the Big Time we're on, but that's different and it's not made for real living. |
| There is the old shepherd, Will, but he only comes into the house by nows and thens. |
| An unphilosophical craftsman clearly does not think, in conceptual terms, that he is a thing on a par with other things or that time is a sequence of nows. |
| Some of the scenes that are to be seen by nows and thens in Westminster Palace are enough to set your hair on end. |
| Mostly, he kills time with multitudinous yeahs and all right nows, which is merely tedious. |
