The phrase "a former start" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is intended by "a former start," as it lacks context and does not follow standard usage.
Example: "After a long journey, he reflected on a former start that had led him to this point."
Alternatives: "a previous beginning" or "an earlier start".
Webster, a former starting cornerback recently sidelined with a hamstring injury but available against the Eagles, was never mentioned.
Ferguson was signed off the Bills' practice squad after the Jets waived Kevin Williams, a former starting free safety.
McKeon, a former starting tackle at North Carolina State, is one of two Americans on the roster of Le Flash de La Courneuve, the perennial French champion.
— The trial of Jordan Johnson, a former starting quarterback at the University of Montana accused of raping an acquaintance, begins in Missoula, Mont., on Friday, extending a cloud of scandal that has hung over the campus for two years.
Shortly after the season got under way, Criner removed starting wide receiver Hughes Suffren and reserve defensive end Marcus Rodgers, a former starting tailback, from the team.
She has given everything she's had this year". Much of the game McCalister brings to the court, including her passion for competition, she said she learned from her father, Danny, a former starting cornerback for the University of Oregon football team.
Richard Burt, a former chief Start negotiator who now heads a disarmament advocacy group called Global Zero, said that the two presidents "took a major step toward achieving their goal of global zero".
Matthias, a former architect, started Mothers Work, her first collection, in 1982 to address the needs of a growing segment of women who were going to the office right up until their first contraction.
Nelson Figueroa, a former Met, started for the Astros while Johan Santana, who began his career in Houston, started for the Mets.
Benjamin Weil, a former curator, started a project to preserve Web sites as frozen moments.
Georges Lubin, a former schoolteacher, started editing the letters in the 1960s.
