Sentence examples for formerly when from inspiring English sources

Formerly, when the economy was based primarily on fishing, each group claimed a distinctive culture and political autonomy.

Formerly, when ropiness occurred, bakers acidified doughs with vinegar as a protective measure, but this type of spoilage is rare in bread from modern bakeries.

General practitioners are spread more evenly over the country than formerly, when there were many in the richer areas and few in the industrial towns.

Formerly, when the church was not used for dining, you ate in a smaller room in the Mission House and had to be finished in seven and a half minutes.

Formerly, when government functions were limited and the property tax was the sole source of local income, tax rates were determined simply by dividing the figure for estimated expenditure by that for assessed valuation.

Formerly, when I could seldom spare money, I kept catalogues as much as possible out of sight; now I savour them page by page, and make a pleasant virtue of the discretion I must needs impose upon myself.

Tuesday was devoted to an excursion to Norris Castle, in the Isle of Wight, where her Majesty formerly resided when Princess Victoria, and the remainder of the day to a sail round the island.Wednesday was spent sailing along the coast, westwards, and at five o'clock in the afternoon the Royal yacht arrived off Plymouth.

Apple is reopening US-based factories formerly shuttered when overseas manufacturing was in vogue.

"Programs like Fair Food Network in Detroit... changed the way families ate by doubling the value of SNAP (formerly foodstamps) when used for fruits and vegetables".

The Pop designation is historical and was formerly coined when R. solanacearum was known as Pseudomonas solanacearum[ 38], the "Avr" term was solely used for the AvrA avirulence protein identified in 1990 [ 37].

Translations will be forthcoming, but what's clear is that the difference between winning and losing at these ocean-air Games has often had a great deal to do with that substance formerly known as snow — when it fell, when it didn't, when it changed, even when it turned into something called rain.