In your opinion, we just need to speak more positively about Europe and that will quite obviously restore Europeans' erstwhile confidence in their institutions and the Community project.
Seen from so many angles, the erstwhile villain never quite swims into focus.
Alvarez argued that the story of Plath's death was a literary-critical artefact; Hughes bitterly disagreed and wrote to his erstwhile friend that "there are quite a few things more important than literature – more important even than great poetry, let alone memoirs".
Even allowing for Mr Ventura's definition of "world" being no less parochial that that of his erstwhile employer, the "World" Wrestling Federation, it would make quite a start.
There's more of course, including Strange's former colleague, Dr. Christine Palmer Rachel McAdamss), who pops up intermittently to play the erstwhile love interest and quicken the movie's pulse — quite literally, in an out-there action sequence involving a gurney and defibrillator paddles.
And they are, quite possibly, about to be dismantled — starting with a trade of Stoudemire, the Suns' erstwhile cornerstone.
Colonialism scars the colonized for decades, but, for their erstwhile masters, the itch to play once more on the big stage never quite goes away.
Her erstwhile puppet – now her Frankenstein's monster – Harriet reveals that she (no longer quite so modest) has her heart set on Mr Knightley and has good reason to think that he returns her affection.
The erstwhile President Hadi resigned and moved to Aden rather than battling for control of Sanaa.
In the hard-to-impress fashion world, Ms. Clinton has actually fared quite well, in spite of a rumor that after the Versace show she was all but ignored by her erstwhile seatmates Gwyneth and Madonna.
