Sentence examples for though formerly it was from inspiring English sources
It is either (a) that which now is and now is not, without any process of destruction, like contact, which without being destroyed afterwards is not, though formerly it was; or (b) that which is but might not be, or which will at some time not be, though it now is.
Formerly, however, it was always wrapped around the head.
Formerly a lordship, it was incorporated into Castile in 1332.
Shlaim's op-ed appeared in the International New York Times, formerly the International Herald Tribune, rather than in the American print edition of the paper (though it was available online).
TC: Good, formerly called Visto, had raised hundreds of millions of dollars from many VCs over a long period, though it was also recapped at one point.
It was formerly treated as its own family (Asclepiadaceae).
And though the Koch Theater has been renovated and renamed (it was formerly the New York State Theater) since American Ballet Theater last visited it, it is not quite terra incognita for the company, which performed there regularly between 1965 and 1976.
It was formerly included in feudal Moldavia.
It was formerly included in feudal Transylvania.
It was formerly canalized upstream to Stamford.
