Sentence examples for previously a man from inspiring English sources

Previously, a man with my specific and unnerving information about a six-year-old Welsh boy would be locked up, and probably killed, in prison.

Previously, a man with my specific and unnerving information about a six-year-old Welsh boy would be quite rightly locked up, and probably killed, in prison.

The guard had previously shot a man dead during a neighbourhood fracas, shot his wife (though not fatally) in a domestic dispute and had been involved in a fatal hit-and-run car accident while under the influence of alcohol.

Xinhua said the China Consumers Associations had previously reported a man had been killed in 2010 while making a phone call using a handset connected to the mains with an unauthorised charger.

I came out of the closet as an adult after being married previously to a man.

The mother cats were brought in with their kittens previously from a man who told the shelter he had too many cats.

In their new incarnation, the chair was taken by a woman, where previously only a man could occupy the "Chair of King Solomon".

Plus, this is part of a pattern of behaviour, as he previously called a man from Massachusetts an "ugly fucking foreigner" when he bumped into him on the street and made anti-Semitic comments towards an Orthodox Jewish man who was in a protest, according to CNN.

Martin's wife, who is a nurse, spoke of how her husband - previously a "butch" man - was often reduced to tears since suffering the brain stem stroke.

The Sweet Adelines have worked hard to break the perception of barbershop singing as the province of men in old-fashioned costumes, said Belle Silver, 54, a music teacher, musical theater consultant and tenor from Northport who also sings in a mixed barbershop quartet and previously directed a men's barbershop chorus.

Indeed, Mr. Spence's book begins with a scene of intrigue, when a previously unknown man hands a senior official an envelope containing details of a plot to overthrow the Manchu, or Qing, dynasty, which ruled China from 1644 to 1911.