Sentence examples for formerly usual from inspiring English sources

PAGE 16 Politics as Formerly Usual New Jersey seems awash in a flood of investigations of top government officials, evoking the days when the state's very name was synonymous with corrupt politics.

The third Cod was installed in 1784, after Representative John Rowenamesake of Rowes Wharf, and "a leading spirit in the stirring scenes that led up to the famous 'Boston Tea Partyasked leave "to hang up the representation of a Cod Fish in the room where the House sit, as a memorial of the importance of the Cod-Fishery to the welfare of this Commonwealth, as had been usual formerly.

In fact, when Jacob has sex, Crain's usual sharp focus becomes gauzy, and the formerly detailed language becomes the vague "rolling around" or polite ­ lovemaking".

Slany entered solos tentatively, but often ended exultantly, while Clarvis - formerly a classical percussionist - was as arrhythmically ingenious as usual.

"It was interesting to see how education was seen as a powerful, meaningful way for people to respond, not just in the usual ways," said William C. Nelsen, the president of Scholarship America, formerly the Citizens Scholarship Foundation of Americaa, in St. Peter, Minn.

Formerly of Whitestone, NY.

Formerly HM Ambassador, Yemen.

(formerly white) are involved.

Formerly of Scarsdale, NY.

Formerly of Middletown, NJ.

Formerly chief executive, Personal Finance Education Group.