Sentence examples for formerly I from inspiring English sources

Formerly I was connected to someone else's line.

"I now read scripts through the eyes of the D.A.R., whereas formerly I read them through the eyes of my boss.

But formerly I felt duty bound to have a go, out of a vague sense that it would be improving, and also to forestall questions from kind but slight acquaintances who assumed I'd have assimilated the whole list at top speed and have well-formed opinions of each title.

Formerly, I'd seen it as nothing more than an appetizer for the big feast of "The Lord of the Rings".

The Irrelevance of Time Formerly, I worried if I ran late to a meeting for work.

Another passage, in the Commentary on Luke, also mentions a wife in the first person: "Formerly I possessed a wife in the lustful passion of desire and now I possess her in honourable sanctification and true love of Christ".

Or if the 16-team playoffs started on December 11, when there are no games scheduled, except for Army-Navy, the title game could still be January 3. (For those wondering, in the Football Championship Subdivision (formerly I-AA), 16 teams play on December 4, 8 on December 11, 4 on December 17-18 and two meet in the championship game on January 7).

By the time I had toured the entire shop, noting each and every thing that had once belonged to the life I had formerly known, I was in tears.

Consequently, peritoneal macrophages from mice formerly infected i. p. with AdVαT2ib but not from AdVGFP or non-infected mice were impaired in their ability to respond to low dose TLR2 agonist challenge while they were fully responsive to control stimulant (LPS, Fig. 8C).

In a representative U.S. sample of cancer survivors, use of mental health services was significantly greater among younger adults and those diagnosed with cancer at younger ages, those who were formerly married (i.e., divorced, widowed, or separated), and those with three or more other chronic medical conditions.

Formerly, when I could seldom spare money, I kept catalogues as much as possible out of sight; now I savour them page by page, and make a pleasant virtue of the discretion I must needs impose upon myself.