| Most towns are too small to fill rail cars economically, if the railroad even passes by anymore. |
| All the pressing questions about categories and protocol that once so bothered aestheticians don't seem to matter anymore. |
| I think it's time for the university to recognize that it's not a white-bread, male-only world anymore. |
| We don't have to kill and eat animals to survive anymore like we did way back when. |
| He slowed to a walk now, not worrying anymore, and he took a look around at the slight splendor of this. |
| She pried the trap open with her own arms, slowly the gaping jaws of the trap stood wide open, but she couldn't hold it like that anymore. |
