Sentence examples for then formerly from inspiring English sources
Then, formerly illegal immigrants could apply for merit-based green cards, along with many other foreigners applying legally.
What was Joe's, then Formerly Joe's, then Joe's Again, then Chow Bar and Grill is now Chow Bar.
This is the atmosphere then: formerly boarded up; show your key; no lounging; Mr. & Mrs. America... Tells how Count Basie & Lester Young played in the Blue Room nightclub of the hotel... Writer interviewed Max Eisen, press agent for the hotel, & about the history of the hotel, which was also known as the Hotel Lincoln.
This is the atmosphere then: formerly boarded up; show your key; no lounging; Mr. & Mrs. America... Tells how Count Basie & Lester Young played in the Blue Room nightclub of the hotel... Writer interviewed Max Eisen, press agent for the hotel, & about the history of the hotel, which was also known as the Hotel Lincoln..
Fab started working with Casacanda in January, then formerly acquired them in February for $11 million, making Germany the first major Fab center outside the U.S. The news hit three weeks after the launch of Samwer Fab clone Bamarang in Germany, the UK, France, Brazil and Australia.
Then Robert B. Wallace, formerly of Rolling Stone, ABC and St. Martin's Press, came on board as editorial director.
Since then, their formerly futile cousins, the Red Sox and the White Sox, have each won a World Series.
Since then the formerly largely moderate rebel force has become infested by Sunni extremists, including foreign fighters and al-Qaeda.As for Syria so for the Middle East.
Radio I listen to the Today programme first thing in the morning, then Absolute Radio, formerly Virgin; I really like their playlist.
Until the F.B.I.'s standards become universal, then, the formerly sacrosanct fingerprint, like the polygraph, will be seen with newly skeptical eyes.
But if there were a formula for becoming a folk hero — a secret recipe handed down from Robin Hood's cap designer, and adapted for the social networking era — then Steven Slater, formerly an active employee of JetBlue Airlines, may as well have discovered it.
