Sentence examples for formerly know from inspiring English sources

He particularly applauds the ICA's project on the Mozart estate, formerly know as London's Crack City.

The Guardian's multimedia Education Centre, formerly know as the Newsroom is funded by the Scott Trust Foundation.

Researchers at Soas, University of London, formerly know as the School of Oriental and African Studies, found that many of the poorest are unable to use these facilities.

Accross the road Dom swings his hand over at Pomme Frites - the snack shop formerly know as Mr Chips, and a poignant symbol of the change Glasgow is going through (in Glasgow fried food shops are a big deal) - and we head further down Sauchiehall Street to another, slicker venue, the Centre for Contemporary Arts.

As part of this, and in line with the new European Regulation on the provision of food information to consumers (EU FIC), the Reference Intakes (RIs), formerly know as Guideline Daily Amounts (GDAs) used on front of pack must be those set out in the regulations.

Except this is Generation Geritol, formerly know as the Baby Boom, now coming full circle towards the adult babyhood that involves being encircled at all times by nurses, senior-citizen playdates and grown children who boss you around like they're your parents now.

The territory was formerly known as Ubangi-Shari.

(It was formerly known as Hangzhou Academy).

B) "The nation formerly known as rogue".

KBW was formerly known as Keefe Bruyette & Woods.

Ittoqqortoormiit (formerly known as Scoresbysund) is remote.