Sentence examples for a former futures from inspiring English sources

Mr. McBride, 44, a former futures trader, made nude-scene compilations on VHS tapes as a hobby before starting the site in 1999.

By most accounts, the Paul Revere figure of this Second American Revolution is an excitable cable-news reporter named Rick Santelli, a former futures trader and Drexel Burnham Lambert vice-president who stood on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange last February and sounded the alarm on CNBC about the new Administration's planned assistance for homeowners facing foreclosure.

Santelli, a former futures trader, had been a vice president with Drexel Burnham Lambert.

He's a former future star, reborn as a halfway bitter cult figure he always seemed to be.

But Twitter users are the "influencers", says Nic Newman, a former "future media" executive at the BBC who is now a visiting fellow at the Reuters Institute at Oxford University.

But a careful look at the FBI's affidavit and documents from an earlier lawsuit suggests that the informant may have been a former Future employee named Shira Yoskovitch, who left for a job at Arrow Electronics in May 1997.

But a careful look at the FBI's affidavit and documents from an earlier lawsuit suggests the informant may have been a former Future employee named Shira Yoskovitch, who left for a job at Arrow Electronics in May 1997.

Britain's financial regulator disclosed on Tuesday that Steven Noel Perkins, a former oil futures broker, single-handedly engineered a jump in the price of oil a year ago and cost his firm millions of dollars with a string of unauthorized trades after a weekend of heavy drinking.

As a former and future child, his ancient anecdotage was still in pretty good shape.

He sought the Libertarian Party nomination but lost to Ron Paul, a former and future congressman from Texas.

He beat John Sharp, a former and future friend and a fellow Aggie, in the 1998 race for lieutenant governor.