Sentence examples for formerly attached from inspiring English sources

In the early 19th century the area became increasingly agitated as Pindari robber bands, composed of horsemen formerly attached to armies of Maratha chiefs, began to raid towns and villages from their hideouts in central India.

Here, at the Kumkapi fish market, was the small private harbour formerly attached to the old Imperial palace, the scene of any amount of comings and goings by disgraced emperors, would-be usurpers and empresses' lovers.

There you will find a preview of what can be expected from the New & Improved michael sacks in the exciting year ahead: — The porch, formerly attached to Amy Weller's house, to be rebuilt after last summer's errant firecracker explosion!

In 1984, the provincial government sold 57 ha formerly attached to Riverview Hospital to Molnar Developments.

Operagoers were treated to the sight of a severed head, formerly attached to John the Baptist, being handed up from a cistern to a salivating Salome.

The Optional Protocol is an international instrument that raises the age of recruitment to armed forces from 15 to 18 years of age and emphasizes that the reintegration and rehabilitation of children under the age of 18 formerly attached to fighting forces is the responsibility of the State.

The attached office, formerly used by one of the owners, a dentist, consists of a waiting room and reception desk, a work room, an office, a powder room and storage space.

Another player, Andrew Mangan, formerly with Accrington but attached to Bury on that day, allegedly bet £3,500 on Bury, while a sixth player, Leighton McGivern, an Accrington substitute, faces an FA charge of failing to provide information to an investigation.

What is now a stained glass studio in Ham Lane was formerly a coal store attached to a stable which belonged to the public house next door, The Butcher's Arms, which ceased trading in 1860.

The same price is attached to Shaun Bailey, formerly one of the faces of David Cameron's Great Rebranding and more recently a runner up in the contest to represent the plum London constituency of Kensington.

By employing scanning and transmission electron microscopy in the study of collateral vessels at various stages of maturation [ 117] we noticed in 1975 that monocytes had attached to the formerly smooth but now "rocky" endothelial surface at early stages of the development [ 119] and had subsequently entered the sub-endothelial space.