Sentence examples for erstwhile visitors from inspiring English sources

Erstwhile visitors recall a well-stocked library, including books from the West.

Darjeeling, the erstwhile Queen of the Himalayas, once enchanted visitors with pine-lined walks strung from house to house; today flashing neon signs welcome tourists.

Their erstwhile hosts, on the other hand, thought their visitors were returning to an uncivilized and frozen wilderness.

Visitors will be able to wander the erstwhile streets of Paris and shopping arcades and see sites including the Champs-Élysées and a 7-meter-high Arc de Triomphe.

Of the five havelis, the first haveli in the lane is not only extraordinarily preserved and restored but is also open to visitors to experience the lifestyle of the erstwhile patwas.

In Pakistan, Nawaz Sharif was a frequent visitor at the Data Darbar in Lahore, while in Bangladesh, the erstwhile President Ershad famously patronised the pir of Atroshi throughout during his tumultuous time in office.

"The erstwhile Spurs 'striker'?

Forbidden Phrases: "erstwhile" (use "onetime" instead).

Indwellers; assimilated and semi-assimilated Arab traders; erstwhile slave classes now racially intermingled with the Arabs who used to own them; the bush or village Africans; Europeans; the diasporic peoples of the Indian Ocean (to which our first-person narrator, Salim, belongs); visitors; expatriates... 'White Teeth' wasn't quite the first multicultural novel.

Visitors welcome.

Erstwhile frontrunner Jeb Bush has weighed in, too.