Sentence examples for formerly edited from inspiring English sources
"A lot of students are going around saying, 'How could it happen here?' " said Kristen Mazza, a senior who formerly edited the student newspaper.
The photograph was used by The Sun, another News Corporation tabloid formerly edited by Ms. Brooks, as recently as 2008, in an article about Mr. Bryant's political career that referred to him as the "gay pants MP Bryant".
Though writing in the weekly its author formerly edited, Hensher found the biography "negligible" as "a contribution to knowledge", "written in something of a hurry" and interesting only when addressing Churchill's literary style.
For liberals like Mr. Liu, who formerly edited a magazine of political philosophy and whose writings have sometimes been banned, the Internet has meant low-cost access to reams of foreign news and research.
Mr. Bryant, who formerly edited a sports magazine for The New York Times, said that Amazon's "price bot" had picked up the fact that the book was being given away as part of a weeklong promotion and responded by dropping its price to zero.
Coulson is a dear friend of Rebekah Brooks, formerly Rebekah Wade, who edited The Sun from 2003 until she stepped up into her post earlier this year.
✒ With Rupert Murdoch tweeting his enthusiasm for Alex Salmond – yet critical of Salmond's plan for an independent Scotland to join the EU – the Scottish edition of the Sun (now edited by Gordon Smart, formerly showbiz editor of the London edition) last week found itself in a pretty pickle.
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The other treatises on consequence in the Parisian/continental tradition do not seem to have anything of substance to add to Buridan's, with one possible exception: the commentary on the Prior Analytics formerly attributed to Scotus (edited in Yrjönsuuri 2001), and whose authorship remains controversial.
The reads were assembled de novo using gsAssembler 2.5p1 (formerly known as Newbler), edited, and reassembled with CONSED 23 (Gordon et al. 1998; Gordon 2004) to remove the misaligned reads.
Lenny will be edited by Jessica Grose, formerly of Jezebel and Slate, who described the new venture as "Rookie's big sister" or "Goop meets Grantland".
