Sentence examples for former futures from inspiring English sources

Mr. McBride, 44, a former futures trader, made nude-scene compilations on VHS tapes as a hobby before starting the site in 1999.

By most accounts, the Paul Revere figure of this Second American Revolution is an excitable cable-news reporter named Rick Santelli, a former futures trader and Drexel Burnham Lambert vice-president who stood on the floor of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange last February and sounded the alarm on CNBC about the new Administration's planned assistance for homeowners facing foreclosure.

Santelli, a former futures trader, had been a vice president with Drexel Burnham Lambert.

But the former future Mrs. Jimmy Sloan never paid Statewide.

Recently, the former future Labour leader Miliband (D) returned there, during his post-leadership-campaign recovery period, to teach politics.

He's a former future star, reborn as a halfway bitter cult figure he always seemed to be.

But Twitter users are the "influencers", says Nic Newman, a former "future media" executive at the BBC who is now a visiting fellow at the Reuters Institute at Oxford University.

Former future England No1 Richard Wright's career took another step in no real direction at all today as he signed on for a month's loan at Southampton.

Network NBC must be kicking itself for passing the show on to the streaming giant; the former future of TV is now its very bright present.

Having conceded 523 to Somerset, with former Future Of English Batting, James Hildreth, leading the way with 182, Middlesex finished the second day 64-7 withis weekeek's final fixture against Lancashire sliding from "awkward" to "desperate" status.

* Apropos my prediction yesterday that former future Labour leader Miliband (D)'s association with Sunderland FC would cost him the crucial votes of Newcastle fans in his South Shields constituency, a local Tory councillor has launched the first volley of an inevitably ugly battle.