Sentence examples for formerly favorite from inspiring English sources

Our closest and formerly favorite airport is Stewart/Newburgh (SWF), but prices for flights from there have become outrageous.

Same with my (formerly) favorite reply: "Why do you ask?" Because these days, people seem to think mere curiosity is ample justification.

Above all, it completely abandons Apple's formerly favorite design principle, skeuomorphism, in which on-screen things depict real-world materials (lined yellow paper for Notes, leather binding for Calendar, wooden shelves for iBooks).

I've watched it for six seasons; I might as well wade through the over-plotted muck of season seven to find out where all my (formerly) favorite vampires end up.

With apps like Restaurant Nutrition, knowing the fat and caloric content of your formerly favorite foods is becoming standard.

It can be frustrating to be presented with a formerly favorite food that's no longer allowed to a diabetic.

Gen. Geoffrey Miller, the commander of the joint task force at Guantánamo, was dispatched to the Iraqi prison — formerly Saddam Hussein's favorite torture chamber — to make it a more effective laboratory for producing intelligence that might help defeat the insurgency.

The Snow Leopards were the favorite: formerly the Snow Wolf Commando unit, they were a counterterrorism squad established ahead of the Beijing Olympics.

Wherever you stand on the Bowie fence, we defy you to make it all the way through this "bluesified" version of "TVC15" (formerly one our favorite songs) without shuddering your headphones off.

But now, the Tarrytown House Estate, once a favorite meeting spot for the formerly behemoth, now defunct, Wall Street firms Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers, is getting requests from corporations that still want to go there for business functions but need to scale things way back.

There, on national TV, he tore into the one-time Kremlin favorite and formerly the richest man in Russia, Oleg Deripaska.