"Leaping to conclusions is a wonderful pleasure," Miller writes, "and for a while there was a highly charged joy in Salem, for now that they could see through everything to the frightful plot being daily laid bare in court sessions, their days, formerly so eventless and long, were swallowed up in hourly revelations, news, surprises".
During the day, formerly padlocked entrance doors yawn open to allow renovation workers access as the city refurbishes it as a temporary visitors' center.
Edmonton's main summer festival is K-Days, formerly Klondike Days, Capital Ex and originally the Edmonton Exhibition.
A no-nonsense economist in his sixties, Joseph has worked in government since the Duvalier days, and formerly served Martelly as a senior adviser.
Since British colonial days, Yangon, formerly Rangoon, has been a multicultural city where Buddhists live cheek by jowl with Muslims, Christians and Hindus.
IN these post-cold-war days, with formerly hot spy thrillers on the remainder table, the spook business has taken to the Internet with a warmer, friendlier image, to let the public know that it is still there and, by the way, is even looking for help.
Notice on a postcard received by one of our neighbors the other day: "Sidney Wellons (Formerly with Internal Revenue) Announces the Opening of the Tax Season".
Talk story about the food shortage which is responsible for the great migrations taking place among squirrels in the Eastern U.S. The combined effects of… Notice on a postcard received by one of our neighbors the other day: "Sidney Wellons (Formerly with Internal Revenue) Announces the Opening of the Tax… The Bowery Savings Bank has set its cap for us.
Inspiration on that one never really struck, and when the Parisian impresario François Ravard turned up one day – himself formerly a teenage runaway from provincial France, and a young protégé of Serge Gainsbourg – he found that Marianne was stony broke but still persuading the not-so-local mini-cab company regularly to bring her fags.
Tchaikovsky was born in 1840 in Votkinsk, a small town in present-day Udmurtia, formerly the Imperial Russian province of Vyatka.
No baseball player, save Jose Canseco, was subjected to more "Sterrr-oids!" chants in the pre-BALCO days than the formerly little Lenny Dykstra, who once attributed a thirty-pound weight gain to "real good vitamins".
