Sentence examples for former rose from inspiring English sources
His marriage to the former Rose Kaufman ended in divorce.
His dreams of becoming a doctor were replaced with something much more important, when he became engaged to his future wife, the former Rose Brodsky of South River.
Walter Matthau was born in New York City on Oct. 1, 1920, to Milton Matuschanskayasky and the former Rose Berolsky, impoverished Jewish immigrants.
Judge Blackburn warned Ms. Parker in the brief hearing in Federal District Court, before a courtroom packed with former Rose patients and their families, that if she chose to continue with her guilty plea, the sentence could be stiffer.
The owner, the former rose magnate Georges Barthes, filled it with art from the likes of Anish Kapoor, and well-thought-out design details like huge beds with soft linens, pale stone bathrooms with large tubs and plenty of counter space, and floor-to-ceiling windows, some looking straight to the sea.
The article highlighted the fact that Michaela, 27, a former Rose of Tralee contestant and her new husband, John McAreavey, 30, an accountant and Gaelic footballer, had been staying at the five-star Legends resort in the small fishing village of Grande Gaube in the northwest of the island.
Former Roses tour manager Steve "Adge" Atherton is rumoured to be writing his own book; his testimony is absent here, as are direct interviews with Brown, Squire and bassist Gary "Mani" Mounfield.
As was the case with previous single FEAR, the former Roses frontman crowds tons of ideas into one song, to the point where the projection of his thoughts is in danger of sounding like stoned paranoia.
His second wife, the former Rose May Hochstetler, died in 1991.
Between 1838 and 1840, the local Colbatch family built four large detached villas in the former Rose Hill Park on a southwest-facing part of the hill.
And former prostitute Rose Erskine (Charlene McKenna) is now a star of the music hall, settling into the life she had long dreamed of while bouncing up and down on top of some fat old banker.
