Sentence examples for formerly happy from inspiring English sources
But Richard Rosichan, a formerly happy Spirit customer, shared a cautionary tale about a recent trip that changed his mind about the airline.
Like the Plumbs, Edgar and Fern, a formerly happy couple, are forced to reckon not only with money's central place in their personal identities but also with the extent to which money had substituted for intimacy between them.
How else can one explain the sudden change in taste in the 1790's, when Federal-style furniture suddenly seduced Bostonians, formerly happy with bombé chests and Chippendale chairs?
Even worse, Pelant insisted that Booth couldn't tell Brennan the real reason behind his change of heart -- otherwise Pelant would continue his killing spree -- leaving the formerly happy couple heartbroken in the episode's final moments.
Hector Verdugo, a jovial, whip-smart, energetic ex-gang member (also formerly known as "Happy" or "Cuate") was the key.
Rags went on to score another century in Auckland his seventh and final in Tests, played all three matches in Pakistan on the mother-in-law tour then only one against West Indies that summer, scoring 0 and 1 with the formerly bold and happy hooker unable to get in line, his technique shredded after being hit by Michael Holding in Hobart a few years previously.
Bez, 51, formerly of the Happy Mondays, is standing for the Reality Party in Salford.
Formerly of Middletown, NJ.
It is inversion time in America as the people formerly known as the happy middle class rally by the millions for a Republican billionaire who is in love with the idea of national decline.
I believe!" exclaims the happy, snappy host, Christopher Kid Reid, formerly of the hip-hop duo Kid 'n' Play, who perhaps sees this job as his own big break.
The idiom "jumping the shark", referring to the naff overreaching of a formerly respectable endeavour, originated halfway through Happy Days' 10-year run when Fonzie bravely accepted a preposterous challenge to waterski over a corralled shark.
