Sentence examples for some erstwhile from inspiring English sources

This is why some erstwhile Labour voters were envious.

It tightened its grip over the four western provinces, and attracted some erstwhile Conservative supporters.

Its most recent replacement, "emerging economies", already seems out of date, as some erstwhile star performers, such as Argentina, submerge.

Among them are some erstwhile left-wing foes of the president, such as the governor of the mining region of Kemerovo, Aman Tuleyev.

Because of that radioactive legacy, Mr Cameron's team is still wary of espousing some erstwhile Tory principles, such as tax-cutting.

The incorporation of earlier bits, conscientiously mentioned in the catalog, would invite derision from connoisseurs, amused at some erstwhile dealer's trick meant to take in inexperienced buyers.

Be advised by the experiences of some eminent erstwhile travellers and prepare to be disillusioned.

Like some other erstwhile true believers, he became one of most cogent critics of his former faith.

But Mr. McCain's tax cut proposals have won over some of his erstwhile supply-side critics.

Less than a year after Gordon Brown succeeded Tony Blair, the idea of installing a third front man has become thinkable for some of his erstwhile supporters.

Ahmed Rashid, author of a book on the Taliban, sees a "very high" chance of Mr bin Laden being betrayed by some of his erstwhile allies in southern Afghanistan.