Sentence examples for that the erstwhile from inspiring English sources

It was in this milieu that the erstwhile humor magazine Puck thrived inside the 1885 Romanesque Revival structure at Lafayette Street built to house it.

If needed and fruitful, this process can be repeated in that the erstwhile metalanguage can become the object of a metametalanguage and so on without the danger of a vicious infinite regress.

However, both men were speaking in the wake of suggestions on Hollywood trade websites that the erstwhile Ali G star walked away because Queen wanted a sanitised take on Mercury's life.

The FBI appears to have verified that the erstwhile ExCo member and Concacaf general secretary retained two luxury Trump Tower apartments: one for himself and one for his cats.

David Rooney, Hollywood Reporter: The good news is that the erstwhile Adele Dazeem looks and sounds sensational in a vehicle tailored to her talents, leaving no mystery as to why the audience adores her.

Peter Hain, the secretary for Northern Ireland, hopes that in early October the International Monitoring Commission, which keeps tabs on IRA weapons and activities, will report that the erstwhile hitmen have continued, broadly, to keep the peace and will provide more detail to prove it.

It was also an un-Bournemouth goal that saw the erstwhile leaders fall behind as early as the sixth minute.

Yet decolonisation has to be a complex business when global privilege has so many platforms, including nations that comprised the erstwhile empire.

The strange summer of Anthony D. Weiner is about to have its curtain call: "The Weiner Monologues," a play that imagines the erstwhile congressman and mayoral candidate as a tragic hero of the stage, will make its Off Off Broadway debut next month.

Please don't make the mistake of assuming that's what the erstwhile That's Life! presenter has in common with the town.

Two transformations are evident in "Prometheus": that of Rapace into Elizabeth Shaw, but also that of the erstwhile anti-Hollywood Swedish actress into the star of a summer blockbuster.