PRESIDENT BUSH said last week of his erstwhile "friend" Vladimir Putin, "I have no idea what he's going to do".
The current approach of modeling drugs to minimize "uncoupling" on the basis of erstwhile hypothesis stands questionable, considering the ideas brought forth in this work.
His carefully cultivated image — of a genial Everyman beholden to no one, flashing a moderate streak even as his friend and erstwhile mentor Mitt Romney hews to conservative ideas in the Republican presidential primary contest — is at the core of Mr. Brown's strategy in what has become a tight race against Elizabeth Warren, his presumed Democratic opponent.
Its minimalism taps into a more optimistic idea of architecture, as does its erstwhile politics.
"Sometimes," Abramson says of her erstwhile westie, Buddy, "with my mind wandering free as I pulled the leash this way and that, I would come up with a great story idea or reporting angle on the Washington scandals that were my frequent reporting targets".
Schoenfeld, my erstwhile nemesis, says he was never comfortable with the idea that the editors of The Times be imprisoned.
As the neofunctionalist school suggests, the idea is to increase economic interpenetration between erstwhile hostile countries, seeking to raise the level of interdependence to the point where armed conflict and sustained mutual isolation become economically unsupportable.
Already in 1951, relationships had deteriorated enough for Pollock, Newman, Still and Rothko to approach Betty Parsons with the idea of showing them exclusively, effectively leaving their erstwhile colleagues to fend for themselves.
Many of the Indians involved in the rebellion were erstwhile soldiers of the empire who had been seized by nihilistic ideas.
The idea that we might have the former head of MI5 and erstwhile Man Booker judge Dame Stella Rimington to thank for a literary prize celebrating boldness of form is as pleasingly quirky as the Folio award's first shortlist.
