Sentence examples for ex-celebrity from inspiring English sources

None of the many prosecutions of America's ex-celebrity bosses draws on the resources of the state.Whose will, though, is Delaware thwarting?

Peat, is himself an ex-celebrity and lecturer Anybody who up and around during the last war remembers Private Peat, the Candian soldier who was badly wounded near Ypres and, after being invalided home, became a famous writer and lecturer.

He's a has-been, an ex-celebrity, depressed and foul-mouthed, addicted to casual and demeaning sex, smoking weed with his feckless buddy John on the couch at nine in the morning, or in the park, and complaining that he feels like one of the cast members of Diff'rent Strokes – "You know, the live ones".

Despite his criminal convictions, a large percentage of the electorate are willing to support the villain (a role he is famous for playing in his acting career); polls show that his support stalled at around 18%. Various senate candidates are also ex-celebrities known by their obligatory nickname, most notably pound-for-pound best boxer in the world Manny Pacquiao.

However, another of his ex celebrity partners, Lisa Rinna, isn't going to let Wilkinson trash talk the man she also danced with -- she insists Van Amstel is a great guy.

Eating more plants and less meat is becoming more popular than ever thanks to ex-presidents, celebrities, best-selling books, and movies such as Forks Over Knives.

In the instances that have been worth penning, the so-called "generational bard" has been shrill, vindictive and has easily played the victim, especially when it came to pointing fingers at her infamous exes and celebrity boyfriends du jour.

Even celebrity ex-bosses may be getting gentler treatment.

As he left the building, more staff leant out to glimpse the celebrity ex-PM, who swept off in a bomb-proof BMW.

"If the border of democracy shifts eastward, we will be closer to the heart of Europe; it will mean more security," says one of Poland's celebrity ex-presidents, Aleksander Kwaśniewski.

She is forty-something Australian pop princess with a string of celebrity exes, while he is a public school-educated scion of nobility, whose family home is a rambling country house in Herefordshire.