Sentence examples for previous real from inspiring English sources

County planners say that without equity from a previous real estate investment, an income of $110,000 would be required to buy a typical home.

Maybe it's just a worry over the directing chops of Mark Romanek, whose only previous real credit is the Robin Williams creep vehicle One Hour Photo.

As previous Real Life reform installments have shown, this meagre consumerism is subsidised by debt: people buy food on credit cards, "borrowing to cope".

As a competition, this is not so terribly different from what previous real housewives, the disciples of Martha Stewart, were engaged in.

They won't be able to renegotiate their way back to the previous real wage because deep down they sense correctly that today we live in a different world.

So while the super-rich bought properties on the cheap in previous real estate downturns, they now may be struggling with the financing on the ones they own and wary to add more, even at discount prices.

Scripted by Peter Morgan, whose stage play Frost/Nixon formed the basis of Howard's previous real-life 70s grudge match, Rush paints its duelling antagonists with the most baldly oppositional black-and-white brushstrokes.

And the national symbol is the voluptuous Marianne, whose previous real-life incarnations have included Brigitte Bardot and Catherine Deneuve and whose current one is the young supermodel Laetitia Casta, best known for lingerie ads.

But there is the further complication that no film can be shown until all appeals have been exhausted, while The Briefs, in common with previous real-life lawyer series, has to hope nervously that none of the defendants featured will become involved in live legal issues, thus making the documentary unscreenable because of the risk of prejudice.

And he is lucky (though he might not think so) to have found so capable a chronicler as Mr. Schroeder, whose previous real-life subjects include Claus von Bülow (played by Jeremy Irons in "Reversal of Fortune") and Idi Amin (playing himself in the documentary "General Idi Amin Dada").

Clutching a picture of Mr. Baker — who died in a hang-gliding incident in Hawaii in 1975 — his first cult wife (two previous real-world wives were abandoned) seems tragically marked by his psychoses, and the film's final scenes confirm that some of his flock have emerged more whole than others.