It seemed that Helen, thirty years earlier, had conducted an affair on the premises with Barrymore's son-in-law, an erstwhile actor married to the troubled Diana Barrymore, whose mother was a poetess aptly named Michael Strange.
Legal analysts and political reporters alike were quick to poke and prod at who might be next: Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law and (erstwhile) consigliere?
* News that Sadie Frost was to write a "tell all biography" was met, by several accounts, with alarm bells chez Law, where her erstwhile husband was said to have called in the lawyers.
\u201cWe\u2019re pan-nerds,\u201d said the erstwhile lamp.
He may not have fought a duel or bedded one of his slaves, yet he had his adversaries: his brother-in-law, Henry Brockholst Livingston; his erstwhile best friend, Chancellor Robert R. Livingston; and Gov. George Clinton among them.
While there is no evidence she intended to also discontinue her friendship and communication, this was nevertheless brought about through the machinations of her son-in-law, Tchaikovsky's erstwhile student Władysław Pachulski, who had an exalted opinion of his own compositional abilities and was resentful that Tchaikovsky did not share his view.
There's Waldman the lawyer, an accomplished former federal public defender and an erstwhile teacher at Boalt Hall, U.C. Berkeley's law school, who worked to rescue women from prison and who advocates for drug-policy reform.
This depends on republicans' acceptance of the rule of law, unionists' agreement to share power with their erstwhile enemies, and the willingness of either to take the first big step.And the good news continued on January 30th, when the International Monitoring Commission said that the IRA had convincingly abandoned terrorism.
The erstwhile Greek citizen recounts: "I was a student in the Law Faculty of Istanbul.
