Sentence examples for formerly for from inspiring English sources

Others, such as the man responsible for the regional police force and formerly for children, as a council officer—are under great pressure to go.

The arched stone tunnel, paved and lighted in dim, handsome amber, was formerly for the railroad but now it's part of a trail reserved for hikers and bikers.

"Everyone notices, so why shouldn't someone say something?" Russell Marsh, the casting director for Céline and formerly for Prada, did not respond to messages over several weeks.

"It's the only time I feel estranged from my city," said David Margolick, a writer for Vanity Fair and formerly for this newspaper.

For all the ways in which Johnson, 43, profits off his pipes — for the video game Madden 11, formerly for the Knicks, for CBS — he is most suited for the N.C.A.A. tournament.

In the traditional orchestra for state ceremonies, for the theatre, and, formerly, for royalty, three simultaneous variations of the same theme are performed by two sets of melodic percussion a circle of about 21 tuned drums (saing-waing) and a circle of about 21 tuned gongs (kyi waing)—and at least one oboe (hne) or a flute (pulwe).

The Department of Education last August rejected the application of the Center for Excellence in Higher Education, the non-profit operator of the formerly for-profit College America and Stevens-Henager chains owned by Carl Barney, to be treated as a non-profit for purposes of federal law.

Xiao, for example, formerly worked for U.S. lasermaker Spectra-Physics.

A ticket office, formerly used for selling the tickets for Malmö FF home matches, is connected with the Southern Stand.

The quilted covers are now priced from $129 (formerly $185) for twin to $199 (formerly $275) for king.

Exeter Chiefs prop Ben Moon formerly played for Cullompton and has now played for the England unders 20s.