Sentence examples for becoming a former from inspiring English sources

Still, becoming a former New Yorker was harder than I anticipated.

"Could I just say, I'm old," Barack Obama said, at his first public event since becoming a former President.

Before becoming a former television analyst, Showalter had interviews for managerial vacancies in Chicago, New York and Texas on consecutive days.

Rick Santorum, who was a former Senator before he got into the business of becoming a former presidential candidate, says that since the fate of the nation rests on this election, he's won't rule out the idea of reporting for duty.

Being England's manager is more a continuous fight against becoming a former England manager than it is anything else.

Becoming a Politician A former treasurer for the National Basketball Players Association, Dudley said he was growing more comfortable as a politician.

Decades later, after marrying and remarrying, returning to school, finding a second calling as a hospice nurse, raising two daughters and becoming a grandmother, the former Playboy playmate watched a clip online of comedian Hannibal Buress excoriating Cosby in a standup routine.

"A man who led a media empire into becoming what a former Breitbart editor called 'a cesspool for white supremacist mememakers,' simply has no business in the White House," SPLC President Richard Cohen said, adding that Trump's choice of chief strategist undermines a core element of his victory speech.

After graduating from Oxford, David Cameron worked as a Conservative Party researcher before becoming an adviser to former chancellor Norman Lamont and former home secretary Michael Howard.

Russian bureaux de change have placed orders for electronic signs with three digits before the decimal point, preparing for rouble-euro exchange rates above 100.The past 15 years of rising oil prices have underwritten Kremlin presumptions of economic stability, even leading to talk of the rouble becoming a reserve currency for other former Soviet republics.

"The basic premise was that it was better to over-vet, to get everything on the table early and not give something that could end up becoming a scandal," said one former administration official, who underwent his own examination and requested anonymity to discuss internal White House procedures.