Sentence examples for formerly brought from inspiring English sources

Gradually, some of the farmers who had formerly brought their feed to grind at Miller's started showing up again at the mill.

This winter, cashmere — a word that formerly brought to mind dull sweaters bought duty-free at Heathrow Airport and pastel twinsets incomplete without pearls — is widely available, and newly fashionable.

All week the two ministers worked with her, and under their supervision, she had written out a formal recantation of her unsound opinions that had formerly brought objection.

Gett, formerly GetTaxi, brought a rival black car service to New York City for the first time this fall.

As early as 2007, the Forward Together Coalition (formerly HKonJ) brought thousands together for "teach ins"; projected a 14-point agenda and plan of action; and included clergy, Civil Rights and LGBT advocates, unions and youth leaders amongst its ranks.

The stories of celebrities who were formerly homeless bring inspiration to millions.

Along Morganford Road, once the ghetto, lies the world's most effervescent "Little Bosnia" in exile, a formerly destitute quarter brought to life.

The UN, trying to bounce the peace process along on a wave of optimism, ignored persistent reports that UNITA was keeping back thousands of its fighters, refusing to disarm and demobilise them as promised.The fall from power of Mobutu Sese Seko in next-door Congo (formerly Zaire) has brought the crisis out into the open: UNITA has lost an ally and the MPLA has gained one.

It would seem to vindicate Edward Snowden, a former NSA contractor whose controversial leaks brought the formerly secret programme to light.

Their co-owner and executive chef, Kyle McClelland, formerly of Caviar Russe, brought along his chef de cuisine, Vinson Petrillo.

Dartmoor's formerly drier, warmer climate brought considerable settlement during the Bronze Age, and old hut circles, enclosures, field boundaries, and stone monuments still remain.