Sentence examples for former greater from inspiring English sources

Barry Owens, an Oldham Athletic director and former Greater Manchester Police superintendent, was the architect of the deal, believing Evans deserved the chance to be rehabilitated.

Irredentism is endemic in the Balkans, where ethnicity and nationality overlap and intermingle, and each country treasures the maps of its former, greater self.

Collins, in the absence of any word on protestant in the style guide, would have urged a capital P. Why, even more bizarrely, did we refer to Ken Livingstone as the former greater london council leader?

A former Greater Israeli, he has been telling his superpower ally that he is willing to pay a high price for peace, and has come to accept the right of the Palestinians to their own state.

"The U.S. general election, originally thought only a battle over domestic issues — the economy, fiscal deficit and health care — has now embroiled China as a punching bag," said Fred Hu, chairman of Primavera Capital, a private equity group in Beijing, and former Greater China chairman of Goldman Sachs.

Owen, a former Greater Manchester Police officer, said he "understood" and "empathised" with people's opposition to the signing of Evans.

The former's great-great-great-great-great-great-great-grandfather is said to have invented the sandwich sometime in the eighteenth century.

No former great players came to commemorate the move.

Next to the former greats sat the current ones.

The only other Andaz in Europe is the former Great Eastern at Liverpool Street in London.

He had a new coach, Alberto Salazar, a former great marathoner, and a career on the ascent.