Sentence examples for formerly represented from inspiring English sources

She had formerly represented the pro-bailout Pasok party as an honorary MP.

PCP (pneumocystis carinii pneumonia) - formerly represented with 35.5 % - decreased and is now surpassed by tuberculosis with 25.5 %.

Adam Ash, White Hound's president, said he had formerly represented American companies wanting to go to Europe to buy products.

At Versailles, where furniture had formerly represented the firmly placed hierarchy of the court, rooms were divided into smaller, more intimate spaces calling for a new style.

His strong connections with Sampdoria – a team he had formerly represented as both player and manager – made this an even more particular fixture.

THE MORE THINGS CHANGE Formerly represented by galleries, Mr. Bulwinkle left the art world in the early '90s, after many of his art dealers died of AIDS.

The Rajasthani group Maharaja, formerly Musafir, represented its beginning: Indian desert traditions that the Roma may have carried with them.

Ingenol mebutate (ingenol-3-angelate, formerly PEP005) represents a new treatment for actinic keratoses.

Among the 300 formerly religious properties represented on the ZefiroWorld Tour Operator Web site, www.go-to-Italy.com, there are small luxury hotels in former convents, and fabulously appointed villas once owned by the nobility and given to the church "so the owners could get into paradise," said Claudia Sardo Bollweg, a partner in the agency.

Further, in 1413 1414 he played a dominant role in the Disputation at Tortosa, a major public polemic between the Jewish convert to Christianity Geronimo de Santa Fe (formerly Joshua Lorki), who represented the pope, and delegates from many Jewish communities in Christian Spain.

Formerly Marie Purvis, she represented Team GB at the 1992  and 1996 Olympics  and was leading the road race in Barcelona 20 years ago when a puncture ended her hopes of a medal.