Sentence examples for that previously served from inspiring English sources
In recent decades we abandoned the governance mechanisms that previously served us well.
It is one of several one-of-a-kind Island homes that previously served various idiosyncratic functions.
The lower ∼20 m of section contains lacustrine deposits that conformably overly a 2.94 Ma marker bed (BKT-2U) that previously served as the uppermost dated tephra in the Hadar Formation.
"One statistic that's pretty amazing from a United States standpoint is since 1999 Davis Love is the only Ryder Cup captain that previously served as an assistant captain and I think that's an eye-opening statement.
"The Big Apple is filled with tons of bars, private dining rooms, and restaurants that previously served as bank vaults.
The fitness center is housed in the building that previously served as the district's bus garage prior to the construction of Stanton Middle School in 1997.
In addition, we determined the frequency of infection in ticks randomly feeding on mice that were simultaneously parasitized by an infectious tick and compared that estimate with the frequency of infection for ticks feeding on mice that had previously served as host to an infectious tick.
An important reason that it was able to establish itself was the appearance of new journals with the same peer review system that had previously served to exclude alternative viewpoints.
Dark rumours surfaced regarding Fifa's strict policies on drug testing which had, eh, compromised an approach that had previously served them well.
She points out that he previously served as director-general of the ISI, which is notorious for playing by its own rules — and elements of which, according to American officials cited in a recent New York Times account, continue to work with terrorist groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba, which appears to have planned the November attack in Mumbai.
The artists excavated the entire platform that had previously served as the gallery floor and used the parts to construct a series of stagelike, architecturally informed sculptures: two-by-fours woven together in a stack, a haphazard plinth of piled plywood, a simple block surrounded on all sides by stairs.
