Sentence examples for it's erstwhile from inspiring English sources

But if anyone can relate to being in the spotlight at Bieber's age, it's erstwhile 'N Sync star Joey Fatone.

In today's politics, it is erstwhile Baathists and the Communist Party that speak a secular language more familiar to Americans.

The cover of "The New Prince" describes its author as Machiavelli's "modern equivalent" -- yes, it's Clinton's erstwhile consigliere, Dick Morris.

Amanda's temporary replacement is erstwhile Baywatch star Carmen Electra – and it is this unwelcome substitution that seems to have incensed a crowd hopped up on misdirected anger.

However, some linguists who assume that creoles are erstwhile pidgins that were nativized and expanded by children tend to lump both kinds of vernaculars as creoles.

Many of the Indians involved in the rebellion were erstwhile soldiers of the empire who had been seized by nihilistic ideas.

It can now be understood that labeled molecular oxygen could also lead to the production of labeled water (a phenomena which was erstwhile considered to be a proof for the hypothesis that Compound I formed water, in the presence of poor substrates!) from CPR's oxygen activation and peroxide depleting activities, without the need for heme-center involvement.

For example, anti-hypertensive medications that were erstwhile well tolerated may induce postural dizziness because alpha-synucleinopathy weakens neurovascular tone.

In search of optimism, it's worth revisiting that erstwhile emblem of New Britain, the Millennium Dome.

"It's like stepping into Oz," its erstwhile master once observed of the Californian compound.

If the conflict has demonstrated anything, it is that neither erstwhile superpower has the clout to control its clients on the ground.