Whole Foods isn't the only major grocery player locating in Detroit, a city erstwhile known for its dearth of national grocery chains.
Within two years, his new name would be famous across the country, and from then on, Samuel Clemens, the erstwhile Confederate, would be known as Mark Twain.
His mother the Italian born erstwhile Antonia Maino, now known as Sonia Gandhi, is the party's president.
Roscoe Conkling was so sure he'd get the nod in 1876 that he picked his Vice-President and a motto — "Conkling and Hayes / Is the ticket that pays" — only to be defeated by his erstwhile running mate, ever after known as Rutherfraud B. Hayes.
AmeriCredit is more digestible than Ally, the erstwhile G.M. auto financing unit formerly known as GMAC that was at one stage rumored to be in Mr. Whitacre's sights.
That was Hal R. Varian, the chief economist at Google (and erstwhile Times contributor), who submitted a graph — also known as a Google ngram — showing the frequency of the use of the term.
The Roman Catholics from the Mangalore Diocese (erstwhile South Canara district) and their descendents are generally known as Mangalorean Catholics.
Under Mughal rule in the 17th century, the city was known as Jahangir Nagar (named after the erstwhile emperor Jahangir).
A decade later, the same jihadists turned their guns to their erstwhile "benefactors," giving rise to a new breed of jihadists known as Pakistani Taliban.
Once famously known as "Kohl's girl," she turned on her erstwhile patron after he lost first the chancellorship and then his party chairmanship in 1998.
He organised a Chechen militia – known as the Kadyrovtsy – who helped Russian troops crush his erstwhile comrades.
