Sentence examples for formerly blue from inspiring English sources

Honu Kitchen and Cocktails in Huntington (formerly Blue Honu, a traditional restaurant known for its lively young bar scene), reopened as a spot serving small plates of sophisticated, adult food.

The A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s internal memo warned labor leaders, "With the enormous losses in state legislatures around the country, we will face not only more attacks on working families and their unions — we will face more serious attacks, particularly in the formerly blue or purple states that are now controlled by a Republican trifecta".

It's a collection of big blue (or formerly blue) chips trading at low multiples of earnings.

Jordan Burgess, executive director of the West Virginia Republican Party, said Justice's move marks a significant shift in a formerly blue state.

Everyone saw it coming; the disenfranchisement of whole segments of working class voters that had descended into depression and drug use in those formerly blue and Democrat-voting states.

Trump spokesman George Gigicos told reporters Tuesday that the tour will throw rallies in "swing states [the Trump campaign] flipped over," presumably speaking of formerly blue battleground states like Florida, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin.

And a formerly blue-collar industry began recruiting lower-paid foreign-born newcomers.

Exploiting a formerly blue-chip gallery as its platform, the exhibition is a crude yet refreshing living cartoon that spoofs the triumph of personal charisma and insider connections in contemporary art.

Phelps, who campaigned strongly on refugee policy during the byelection, will join Sharkie and McGowan on the crossbench once she is officially declared victorious in the formerly blue-ribbon Liberal seat.

Roseanne had, essentially, gaslighted Jackie, bullying her sister into questioning everything that she believed about herself and her family — and about Roseanne's formerly blue-collar progressive politics — to the point that she couldn't tell what was what.

The formerly blue-collar commuter institution now is a flashy residential university seeking a high place in a magazine's ratings.