Sentence examples for a former series from inspiring English sources

A former series editor at Channel 4 – where he oversaw Teachers and No Angels – and development producer at the independent production companies Tiger Aspect and Shed, he is a popular boss who successfully combated early grumblings from writers and suppliers about having too much power and influence about what goes on screen.

Somerhalder, a former series regular, was credited as a guest actor to play his character Boone Carlyle in Locke's hallucinations, as his character died during the first season.

Though one character had been killed off earlier in the second season, a former series regular appeared in the episode, sparking confusion among some viewers.

In a former series, cartilage repair was more efficacious in males compared to their female counterparts [ 16].

(Note: the dotted line is the official current calcuation of the Historical Statistics of the United States that counts workers employed in government makework/infrastructure jobs; the solid line, commonly used by New Deal doubters, is an outdated, former series) that treated such workers, who earned a paycheck, as unemployed!).

1. TWO-TIME INDY 500 WINNER DIES AFTER CRASH Dan Wheldon, a former IndyCar Series series champion relegated to part-time status, died after a fiery 15-car accident early in a 300-mile race in Las Vegas.

In the former series a wholesome man in his goodness yields the right of way to an evil adversary, but in the latter Medmenneske (1929; "Fellow Man"), Ragnhild (1931), and Siste leveåre (1933 Last Yearar of Life")—Ragnhild kills an evil man for her less-valiant husband and for the sake of goodness.

Elaine L. Graham's book Representations of the Post/Human uses "Tuvix" to contrast Star Trek: Voyager with Star Trek: The Next Generation; "Tuvix" is an example of how the former series tended to incorporate stories that touched on moral and ethically ambiguous situations and decisions.

It is modeled on the old "Baseball Bunch" and the more recent "In the Zone," a former Fox series.

The overarching story, about a ragtag rescue expedition chugging up the Amazon basin and encountering spirits both visible and invisible while gleaning hints about a larger, more earth-shaking mystery, is heavily redolent of a former ABC series, "Lost".

Larry is the co-creator of a former megahit series called "Seinfeld," as his wife points out when they are having trouble getting a table at a hot new restaurant.