Sentence examples for previously operated as from inspiring English sources

The US embassy building had previously operated as the United States Interests Section of the Swiss Embassy.

If the redistributed farm was previously operated as a unit, its division means fragmentation and reduction of scale; however, if it was operated in fragments by tenants, transfer of title to the tenants would not affect the scale.

TastemakerX, a music discovery mobile application, which previously operated as something of a "stock market for bands," is today announcing $1.25 million in new funding from Baseline Ventures, True Ventures, Guggenheim Venture Partners and Aol Ventures*.

The San Francisco-based company, which previously operated as ConsultingMD, sells companies a service that gives employees access to healthcare advice and treatment from specialists across the U.S. It's like getting treated by the staff at the Princeton-Plainsboro theseing Hospital, except these doctors are real and a patient doesn't have to travel to New Jersey to get a consultation.

Previously operating as Soft Machine Legacy under the leadership of guitarist John Etheridge, the band seem to have lost the Legacy qualifier somewhere along the way, reverting to their original moniker of late.

The iPad and iPhone previously operated together as a way to both quickly and easily handle small tasks, but also to have a larger device on hand for taking care of more serious business, or for easier reading of longer content.

It was formed in 1964 to centralize the leadership of various Palestinian groups that previously had operated as clandestine resistance movements.

The New York Times Web site previously operated a joint newsroom with TheStreet.com.

The authorities in Iran have been trying to regulate the fashion industry, issuing ID cards to approved models and giving licenses to modelling agencies previously operating in the shadows such as Behpooshi that two years ago became one of the first to obtain official permission.

A prime example of this is the Milford NYC hotel, on Eighth Avenue between 44th and 45th Streets, which was previously owned and operated as the Milford Plaza by the Milstein family, which shut it in 2009.

Previously, the cemetery operated as a somewhat autonomous unit under Superintendent John Metzler and deputy Thurman Higginbotham, who did not get along.