now borne in a sentence

1. I had now borne it for two years, but I often subjoined to it my family name.

2. These discussions were very productive and opened new approaches which have now borne fruit.

3. But she had kept up the habit of writing two or three times every year to General Comte d’A— — which was the title now borne by Lieutenant Robert.

4. Justice interrupted has now borne the consequences of the Federal government’s compromise with those now responsible for the most devastating oil spill in history.

5. Then, this ancestral population — of which P. tapanuliensis is a direct descendant — would have subsequently moved into what is now Borneo, Java and northern Sumatra.

6. Our pioneering work – first in Stuttgart, then in Berlin – has now borne fruit, and artists from Africa have been largely freed from both exoticist and ethnological confines.

7. No, and indeed that too has now borne its first fruit in that a discussion has now finally begun about reducing sub-strategic nuclear weapons, which were described in NATO’s previous Strategic Concept as essential.

8. “This decision will have consequences on the future of dialogue, which had up until now borne fruit, as Cardinal Kasper clearly explained when on 5 June 2006 he spoke to all of the bishops of the Church of England at the invitation of the Archbishop of Canterbury.