Sentence examples for formerly available in from inspiring English sources

The Planet Earth album was given away free with the Mail on Sunday, to the dismay of music retailers (he was dubbed the Artist Formerly Available In Record Stores).

In the remainder of the manuscript the term "brand" is used to refer to a tobacco product currently or formerly available in the Canadian market.

But this work is an essential reference, assembling in one place information formerly available only in medical and historical textbooks.

At the rate the technology is evolving, some analysts expect office desktop computers to soon have access to data networks with speed and power formerly available only in the nation's best research laboratories -- but at prices no higher than today's standard business-office Internet connections.

The PT3 HUD, which automatically overlays a player's opponents' statistics next to their avatars, is essentially a built-in version of the formerly available PokerAce HUD.

The two extra complete takes of the sextet included in the new reissue are better than the ones that were formerly available, especially because of Coltrane's playing.

It was formerly available on Sirius Satellite Radio from 2002 to 2006.

Water-soluble, tasteless and formerly widely available in the form of rat poison and weed killer, white arsenic was once so popular that it was known as "inheritance powder".

Ford has wagered that its C-Max, formerly only available in Europe, may win over buyers in the United States.

There's also plenty of office space available in the neighborhood formerly known as Crystal City, with a vacancy rate of 23.3% in the third quarter, according to CBRE, and aging 1970s and '80s-era office towers that were abandoned by the Department of Defense in the past decade as it closed facilities and moved staff to a large new building in nearby Alexandria.

A modified-released HC tablet, formerly known as Duocort (12, 26), is now available in some European countries under the brand name PLENADREN.