Sentence examples for former courtesy from inspiring English sources

Breitbart is vastly more important to Yiannopoulos than a talk at Berkeley; indeed, the latter is just fodder for the former, courtesy of the Streisand Effect.

Both are looking good, if you overlook the temporary add-ons on the latter, and the pointless plastic wrapper planned for the former, supplied courtesy of the Bhopal-implicated Dow Chemical Company.

That latter came under Izzo, while the former was courtesy of point guard Magic Johnson, the legendary Los Angeles Lakers executive who could be seen cheering his alma mater on in the stands on Sunday.

He did not give his former employers the courtesy of advance notice; they had to watch him break up with them on TV.

Now Di Matteo may get the chance to pit himself against the former Chelsea manager courtesy of Ramires's brilliant finish just before half-time and, in the final seconds, the finest moment of Fernando Torres's time with the club, running clear to round Victor Valdés and roll the ball into an exposed goal.

Now Di Matteo may get the chance to pit himself against the former Chelsea manager courtesy of Ramires's brilliant finish just before half-time and, in the final seconds, the finest moment of Fernando Torres's time with the club, running clear to round Victor Valdés and roll the ball into an exposed goal.

Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert enjoyed a victory against former club Norwich courtesy of Libor Kozak's winner.

View Riley's former home below, courtesy Realtor.com.

It's a rough old business and all three sides play with fire in an age where former conventions and courtesies – conspiracies if you prefer – have been corroded by new technologies and flagging sales.

The hi-tech sonics were the work of producer Trevor Horn; the intellectual subterfuge was courtesy of former NME writer Paul Morley.

His new job comes courtesy of former News of the World editor Colin Myler, who has edited the Daily News since January this year.