Examples of using "지금은" in a sentence and their english translations:
This is the breeding season.
And how do you feel right now?
So what's different today?
And some investors estimate that today
Byrd, not now.
and it was even more difficult now,
I attended Columbia University, now as a student,
This is a third-generation technology.
Things must be better now.
This is a time of great awakening.
We're in the fourth industrial revolution.
I now only work 965 --
It's midnight... on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula.
And now, it looks like this.
and today, there are 185 black students,
Whereas now, it's not as though somebody's making a decision
- Nice. - But for now they're sea ice.
that everything is fine now.
now there are international organizations and so on and so forth.
But now, it was closing.
It should be safer now, under the cover of darkness.
Now, I am a full-time, touring musician,
Now, I would say, I'm still in recovery from that early impression.
It's May, and the pups are now four months old.
I mean, first of all, anybody can make content.
and is now a super, super famous movie star -
So today I don't necessarily have the same questions about education
Now, I know there're some people with limited movement of their arms,
now ten-year-old Damon and three-year-old Zoe.
but I've got to keep on walking down the line."
What I now see as an admission to their own incompetence
For now, let’s just focus on one thing: our energy use.
"I'm sorry, I was just depressed earlier, I'm so depressed right now."
And so, a few months later, I met who would later become my husband.
But at the River Hyphasis, known today as the Beas, his army mutinied.
And now, almost every big bill is filibustered.
And now you have President Erdogan, President Erdogan is going in literally the opposite direction.
Now, senators can debate for as long as they want — and there is no way to stop them.
In the mid-70s, the Senate changes the threshold needed to filibuster -- now instead of 34
But this time it's: "Why we are not doing more to prevent this?"