Sentence examples for formerly new from inspiring English sources
Salisbury, formerly New Sarum, city in the administrative and historic county of Wiltshire, southern England.
There, she supported herself until recently by working as a caretaker at the Rubell Family Collection, the showcase for the powerful, formerly New York-based art collectors.
The cuisine, formerly New American with a Middle Eastern slant, is now evenhandedly global, with perhaps a slight bias in favor of the Mediterranean and a determination not to be too fussy.
The old Netscape is now the new Netscape with the formerly new Netscape becoming the old new Netscape.
This latest round is a mixture of equity and debt and is being led by GGV with other previous investors Fusion Fund (formerly New Gen Capital) and Great Oaks Venture Capital participating, along with new investors Max Ventures, Castor Ventures, Bascom Ventures, Millennium Technology Value Partner, Trinity Capital Investment, Investwide Capital, and others.
(Formerly, new peers were invested with their coronation robe by the monarch, but this Investiture ceremony has not taken place since 1621).
In August the Sun, owned by Rupert Murdoch's News UK (formerly News International), will become the first mass-market paper to charge for online access.
Mr Murdoch wanted him to run News UK (formerly News International), his scandal-plagued British newspaper unit, even though Mr Darcey had never worked in publishing.
The network operated under the umbrella of the Fox Entertainment Group, the film and television division of Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox (formerly News Corporation).
Alford also said he would launch libel proceedings against Mahmood and the publisher of the now defunct News of the World, News UK (formerly News International).
The group most anxious to change its image is Rupert Murdoch's News UK (formerly News International) stable, where new chief executive Mike Darcey is leading the transformation to what he hopes will be a more modern and friendlier organisation.
