Sentence examples for erstwhile head from inspiring English sources

So did Nikos Kartakoullis, the erstwhile head of the Cyprus Sports Organisation, the island's supreme sports authority.

Daniel Gross, a financial journalist writing for Slate, has gone so far as to liken the Fed and its chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, to FEMA and its erstwhile head Michael Brown.

There's the "toes up" club in the back: Richard S. Fuld, the erstwhile head of Lehman Brothers; Robert B. Willumstad, formerly of the American International Group; Daniel H. Mudd, late of Fannie Mae; Richard F. Syron, formerly of Freddie Mac; and Alan D. Schwartz, the onetime chief of Bear Stearns.

A proxy independence vote was held one year ago and the erstwhile head of the regional government, Artur Mas, has been indicted for holding the ballot.

Former Cardiff manager Malky Mackay and erstwhile Tottenham head coach Tim Sherwood are thought to be the leading candidates.

Across the Narrow Sea from Westeros, the rump of the erstwhile court headed by Daenerys Targaryen Emilia Clarkeexiledxiledaughterer of the king overthrown by Robert Baratheon – still dreams of winning back the Iron Throne for House Targareyn.

This weekend, yet another phalanx of erstwhile Clintonites is heading off to New Hampshire to campaign for Mr Clark; and insiders in Little Rock put Mr Clark's recent spurt in the polls—he is now by many measures Howard Dean's main challenger down to Mr Clinton's people.The general took a while to warm to the idea of cosying up to Mr Clinton.

"U Profissuri" (the Professor), erstwhile area chief of Palermo's Cosa Nostra, who once sent a blood-soaked lamb's head to a priest as a threat.

He was actually Domenico Rancadore, AKA "U Profissuri" (The Professor), erstwhile area chief of Palermo's Cosa Nostra, who once sent a blood-soaked lamb's head to a priest as a threat.

Let's hope he's not superstitious, because he'll be taking a similar career route to the erstwhile Coventry stopper by heading to Merseyside early doors, although Everton's his destination of choice, so his bones may not crumble into a fine powder yet.

And as one adage suggests, there is nothing louder than the sound of a halo crashing down from the head of an erstwhile angel.