Sentence examples for containing the former from inspiring English sources

The distinctive Monster logo was plastered all over Ken Block's Ford Mustang "Hoonicorn" racing car containing the former Friends star.

Such provisions, as parts of inspection laws, are as proper as provisions for inspecting quality, and it cannot be said that the absence of the latter provisions, in respect to any particular class of tobacco, necessarily causes the laws containing the former provisions to cease to be inspection laws.

He had a grizzled front line containing the former Knick Charles Oakley, whose only solace today was diluting the power of Ewing (2 for 8) and coming up with 14 rebounds, but the 20-year-old McGrady (5 for 14) fizzled on his inexperience and sore ankle.

Overall, votes tended to break up into four blocks: one made up of Austria, Switzerland and the former Yugoslav states; one covering central and southern Europe; and a bigger group containing the former Soviet states, Britain, Ireland and Scandinavia, which usually breaks more or less randomly into two.

They were only announced once the plane containing the former prisoners had left Iran, reports said.

Bene argues that quantum states are relative in the sense that they express a relation between a system to be described and a different system, containing the former as a subsystem and acting for it as a quantum reference system (here the system is contained in the reference system, while in Breuer's work the system contains the apparatus).

Its second issue contained the former spin doctor's open letter to prime minister Theresa May.

The Forbidden City contains the former Imperial Palaces, which are now the Palace Museum.

The city contains the former residence of its native son Inō Tadataka (1742 1818), who surveyed and mapped Japan's entire coastline.

So far, the campus contains the former Caldor and Hewitt Associates buildings reconfigured by the Kuehners as offices, and a 227-unit apartment house.

But Mr Blaney does have some influential friends; the foundation's parliamentary counsel contains the former Conservative party chairman, Cecil Parkinson, Tory MP Gerald Howarth and shadow deputy prime minister, and likely future leadership contender, David Davis.