Sentence examples for erstwhile reality from inspiring English sources

Dikkers figured his book would still have relevance months after he started working on it because he believed that the erstwhile reality TV star would become president, and he still thinks so.

And for over a week now, Richard Gillett vice president of FISH-NL, erstwhile reality star of Discovery Channel's Cold Water Cowboys, and lifelong fisherman has been staging a hunger strike at the front gates of DFO headquarters in St. John's.

The classic misogynist charge once used against Clinton by the vast right-wing conspiracy became the rallying cry of large swaths of the erstwhile reality-based community.

But it's hard to avoid the suspicion that AOL is building its brand identity as a voice provider, in anticipation of the day when convergence becomes a reality and this erstwhile media conglomerate competes with the Verizons and Microsofts of the world in providing bundled voice, data and rich-media services to all and sundry.

8 P.M. (VH1) FRANK THE ENTERTAINER IN A BASEMENT AFFAIR In this new spinoff of a spinoff, Frank Moresco, the erstwhile suitor of New York in the reality series "I Love New York 2" (which itself was spawned by Flavor Flav's "Flavor of Love") looks for love despite living in his parents' basement.

Reality-TV star and erstwhile hard rocker Meat Loaf threw his celebrity behind Mitt Romney on Thursday, appearing at a rally in the always-important state of Ohio.

In reality: The show actually happened at erstwhile Compton skating ring Skateland, whose kiddie pleasures were indeed belied by the overwhelming presence of Bloods.

A bigger difference is that Mr Miliband, much like his erstwhile hero President François Hollande of France, has not prepared his supporters for this tough reality.

The victim, Anna Shannon Cardwell, remains estranged from her mother, even as erstwhile paterfamilias Mike Sugar Bear Thompsonon has returned to co-star with June in the beyond-contrived Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars.

Political players in the region can't but notice the drift of power from erstwhile U.S. allies Egypt and Saudi Arabia toward the northern tier states, and are starting to readjust to the new power reality.

Authoritarian regimes tend to mismanage their economies, and sooner or later reality intrudes, whether in the form of recession or otherwise, that is too painful to ignore even by erstwhile regime allies, making autocratic control even more challenging.