Sentence examples for formerly held that from inspiring English sources

She formerly held that post but stepped down from it when she became senior rabbi at the West London Synagogue in March 2011.

Czech superstition formerly held that if jackdaws are seen quarrelling, war will follow, and that jackdaws will not build nests at Sázava after being banished by Saint Procopius.

The organized crime unit, according to its website, is tasked with confronting illegal narcotics, gang activity and vice in Chicago, operations that numerous people formerly held at Homan Square believe led to their incommunicado detentions there.

The event, formerly held at Meadow Brook Hall, was relocated to the Inn at St . Johns in 2011.

It is this process that ceases at death, and this cessation is quickly followed by deterioration and decay as the thermodynamic equilibrium formerly held at bay takes its course.

(Corrected: When initially published, this post misreported that Miguel McKelvey formerly held the role of COO. That's inaccurate; apologies for any confusion).

THREE upper stories of the building formerly held 21 rundown apartments that were renovated by Mr. Cummings as luxury studios, one- and two-bedroom units.

Tapping into the visceral connection between Asbury Park and the pounding, blue-collar rock of Bruce Springsteen, Harry's attracts a diverse and vibrant collection of diners and music lovers to a huge trapezoidal space that formerly held clothing and shoe stores.

The son of Ealhmund, king in Kent in 784 and 786, Egbert was a member of a family that had formerly held the West Saxon kingship.

" What is unusual is that normally members added in this way are more centrist than the base, because they have to be in order to win in districts that were formerly held by the other party," Mr. Cain added.

REUTERS With White at S.E.C., Debevoise Picks a Successor  |  Debevoise & Plimpton has named Mary Beth Hogan as co-chair of its litigation department, a job that was formerly held by Mary Jo White, now the chairwoman of the Securities and Exchange Commission.