Sentence examples similar to formerly a must from inspiring English sources
Formerly a maybe, now a must for serious theater lovers (2 50).
A must for every day trader is a live, real-time, "tick-by-tick" quote system -- formerly available only to professionals who paid well for the privilege, now available cheaply or even free all across the Internet.
How must it feel for Boris Johnson, formerly a blond prince destined to restore his country's lost glory, to be unceremoniously redefined as a raddled sleazebag, with a photograph to prove it.
With the guidance of a firm editorial hand, hours of formerly "must have" presentations by a succession of C-level executives will be transformed into short, pithy, coordinated talks.
Here I must mention the late Stanislav Petrov, formerly a lieutenant colonel in the Soviet Air Defense Forces.
When Treasury officials approached Washington for assistance, they received a frosty response, and within hours, the Chancellor, Harold Macmillan - formerly a keen hawk - was telling his colleagues that 'in view of the financial and economic pressures we must stop'.
Aruba was formerly a part of the Netherlands Antilles.
Hyde Park was formerly a royal hunting preserve.
Formerly, a deer dance followed the rounds.
He was formerly a Rastafarian.
