Sentence examples for formerly marked from inspiring English sources
The actor's location on the set was formerly marked on the floor and the exact distance to the camera measured with a tape.
Though new to most skiers, Zuma is actually terra cognita to many backcountry skiers, who have long made the descent through a backcountry gate at its top that formerly marked A-Basin's southern edge.
Or at the very least as rigorous an exclusion from glory as that which formerly marked the difference between Mrs. Astor's Four Hundred and the rest of the human race.
ANSAS CITY, June 12 -- When the Republican National Convention assembled at 11 o&apos clock this morning for its first session, with Herbert Hoover's nomination for President on the first ballot assured in advance, its atmosphere was listless, lacking that vibrant enthusiasm which has formerly marked the opening of these quadrennial political gatherings.
They formerly marked the last piece of steel with a small, red flag.
The summer term was formerly marked by Tubestock, an unofficial tradition in which the students used wooden rafts and inner tubes to float on the Connecticut River.
He said the imprisonment of leading pro-democracy activists marked Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, as "one of the world's worst violators of human rights".
Indeed, given that Noel Gallagher – who some years ago enlivened proceedings with the intriguing suggestion that "there's only five people in this room who really know what's going on in this country and that's me, our kid, Bonehead, Alan Mcgee and Tony Blair" – appeared onstage without incident, you could say that the 2014 ceremony was marked by formerly errant attendees being brought to heel.
This month the Edible Schoolyard Project, formerly the Chez Panisse Foundation, marks a milestone with the introduction of a social Web site that makes all the program's resources public.
On the north of the Don more than one line of ridges could formerly be traced, and are marked on the Ordnance maps as Roman, and it is far from certain which of them, if either, represents Riknild Street.
The museum was housed in a small building, formerly a restaurant, that was marked with a giant wooden penis and a stone phallus standing outside on the street.
