Sentence examples for previously was one from inspiring English sources

Among those Christie signed previously was one that would bar people on terrorist watch lists from being able to buy guns.

Highlights of the game were being shown on BBC but the match was live on ITV and Clough, who had resigned as Derby boss just two days previously, was one of their pundits.

Kohlberg & Company, a firm co-founded by Jerome Kohlberg (who previously was one of the founders of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company), emphasized that it would aim to preserve Steinway's storied heritage.

He previously was one of the team's ground safety officers and had been with the Golden Knights for two years, the Army said.

Jones, 47, only made her appearance on the show last year, having previously been one of the writers, while McKinnon, 31, joined in 2012, and received an Emmy nomination last year for her performance.

It took Williams, who had previously been one of Clegg's loyal supporters, to force him into retreat at the party's spring 2011 conference in Sheffield.

Sales of new VW-branded vehicles fell 14% year on year in the UK last month, reducing its market share in a country that has previously been one of the carmarker's most successful markets.

"The shorter legs and light-air sailing had previously been one of our weaknesses, so when we pulled it off, I really felt we deserved to win this ocean race".

Mr. M. had previously been one of the leading trial lawyers in the state; an associate professor of law at Columbia Law School, and the entire faculty of a six-week cram course for candidates for bar examinations.

For publishers, the shortlist's most striking feature is that five of the six titles are published by Penguin Random House: a dominance no group has achieved before, since there hasn't previously been one as hegemonic as the mega-group formed by the recent nuptials of Penguin and Random House, which were already vast individually when still separate.

By Elissa Curtis June 27 , 2012In this week's issue, William Finnegan writes about the drug war in Guadalajara, and the steady westward march of the Zetas, "the most feared organized-crime group in Mexico," into what had previously been one of the country's safer cities.