Sentence examples for formerly described from inspiring English sources

A climactic offstage scene formerly described at tiresome length is now enacted onstage.

Mr Reid's announcement was marked by a rebranding of the scheme formerly described as the "independent sector treatment centre programme".

The president put a $900 billion, 10-year cost limit on a package that officials formerly described as likely to exceed $1 trillion.

In the meantime, the only American manufacturer of sodium thiopental — formerly described as F.D.A.-approved — has announced it will no longer make the drug.

Knitted fabrics were formerly described in terms of the number of courses and wales per unit length and the weight of the fabric per unit area.

To take one example: Brazil, formerly described as a champion of the global south, is now reeling because of its challenged economy – made worse by a corruption scandal centred on its oil giant Petrobras.

The first fully working version of Boris Johnson's new bus for London, formerly described as a "21st century Routemaster", has been unveiled in Northern Ireland with the capital's mayor at the wheel of what he called "a beautiful, beautiful thing".

In this main class all cases of formerly described didelphys and bicornuate uterus are included.

Finally, a rupture of the AT should be considered as a different topic to the formerly described AT pathology.

For recording infection percentage by late wilt, typical disease symptoms formerly described by Samra et al. (1963) were observed on infected plants.

After the model was fitted to the experimental data, we performed the regression formerly described to obtain the specific production of lipase (Y p/x).