At the same time, many newly independent members of the Commonwealth also canceled preferences formerly given to British goods.
For a long while, bag snagging became our main outdoor recreation, completely obliterating the occasional mornings we'd formerly given to golf.
In other countries, the prestige of the Russian Revolution enabled the new communist parties to win much of the support formerly given to the anarchists, particularly in France, where the CGT passed permanently into communist control.
She was quite a snob and had to spend time formerly given over to education, to concern over budgets and meals.
Formerly not given to public pieties, when asked in debate whether he was the "Republican savior," he intoned, "There is only one Savior and it's not me.
There is, as Kate Gordon of the Campaign to Protect Rural England points out, a sufficient stock of brownfield sites (land formerly given over to industrial or commercial uses) in England to build 1m homes at medium density.
Hocktide play, a folk play formerly given at Coventry, Eng., on Hock Tuesday (the second Tuesday after Easter).
Arranged around this marriage are Grace, Andrea's dear friend, a raving blond beauty with significant psychic scars; Ivan, an advertising man, formerly a freewheeling daredevil given to spouting Reichian theories of the orgone box; Andrea and Stephen's children and parents; their trysts and crushes; their discarded selves.
These difficulties formerly gave birth to international guidelines, the Appleton Consensus (Stanley, 1989), which would seem to slowly return its fruit, though still immature (Bruinsma et al., n.d).. Euthanasia is not very popular, attitude in line with other countries (Müller-Busch et al., 2004; Voultsos et al., 2010).
Formerly, friar was the title given to individual members of these orders, as Friar Laurence (in Romeo and Juliet), but this is no longer common.
Although a few wealthy Ugandans profited from Amin's actions, the majority of the commercial enterprises formerly owned by Asians were given to senior army officers who rapidly squandered the proceeds and then allowed the businesses to collapse.
