I will care for it no more, dearest--I am wedded to you now.
You now, so kind here, all you Florentines, What is it in your eyes?
If you now go and have your maternal grandmother, as well as your mother's brothers and your cousins to depend upon, you will be doing the best thing to reduce the anxiety which I feel in my heart on your behalf.
You now have by accident strolled as far as here, and had you fallen into the stream you would have rendered quite useless the advice and admonition which I previously gave you.
You are going to-morrow, and if I did not speak to you now I should have no other opportunity.
And I shouldn't have come to you now, only that I thought I should find you both freezing into marble.
I come to you now because I have seen a printed letter which contains a gross libel upon myself.
I shall think so if you now refuse--because of the misfortune which befell you--that which I know you were most desirous of possessing before that accident.
And there's one lesson that has come home powerfully to me, which I would offer to you now.
Such are the circumstances under which you now assemble in your respective chambers and which should lead us to unite in praise and thanksgiving to that great Being who made us and who preserves us as a nation.
If you have never heard this golden rule before, I give it you now in confidence, and it is no small secret.
I do not know whether in two years' time, I who speak to you now, shall be in a position to exercise such power.
Which of you now cares to write a pamphlet in favor of the system of primogeniture, and raise a cry against the secret designs of the Court?
He is making at you now; only you must give in, else he cannot get on with the making of you.
You must not find fault with the work of God, because you would like better to be young and pretty than to be as you now are.
You now enter it on the angle of the Square, pressing your naked right breast; which is to teach you to act upon the square with all mankind, but more especially with the brethren.
But I write to you now, only to give you the Character of Belinda, as a Woman that has Address enough to demonstrate a Gratitude to her Lover, without giving him Hopes of Success in his Passion.
If you don't know it right now, Jeff, really, I prove it to you now, for good and always.
Well I certainly ain't got a word to say ever to you any more, Melanctha, if that's the way its straight out to you now, Melanctha.
That certainly is right the way I am saying it to you now, Jeff Campbell.
You can't say ever to me, I ain't a good boy to you now, Melanctha.
I would not say so to you now, if he had not--spoken to you as he has done.
I will forgive all the injuries that have been done me if you now will do as I ask you.
Say how the face of I do seem to you now, Harry, and then I'll tell you how 'twas in the days gone by?
The tramp what was here did say as how 'twas poor work twice marrying, but you don't find it be so, Dad, do you now?
In the mean while I await--I that speak to you now and I that betrayed you four years agone.
But, ah, what am I more to you now than on that morn at Penshurst--a stranger!
Make a good handwriting familiar to you now, that you may hereafter have nothing but your matter to think of, when you have occasion to write to kings and ministers.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "you now" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
