Sentence examples for to formerly from inspiring English sources
adverb
At some time in the past
Mr Clegg needed the approval of his party last night to formerly complete the deal.
By contrast Mr Matolcsy is just the latest Orban loyalist appointed to formerly independent institutions.
The growing job base east of Houston attracted low-income Latinos to formerly middle-class white suburbs like Pasadena, Tex.
It also established a fund that paid some $1.6 billion in reparations to formerly interned Japanese Americans or their heirs.
After World War II, attendance at Negro league games declined as outstanding players were lost to formerly all-white teams.
And more advanced oil recovery techniques are prolonging the life of geriatric wells and giving access to formerly inaccessible fuel.
He abandoned any claim to formerly German lands in Poland; he abandoned the beloved mark for the euro.
In the winter, he slept in a tiny bedroom behind his office, an eight-by-thirty-eight-foot lean-to — formerly a one-lane bowling alley.
Stinson's desire to taste all life had to offer is clearly not relegated to formerly-frozen food served up in tiny Solo cups.
Results vary from showing no association (Tanzania, Ghana, Burkina Faso), to monogamous women seeking care more often than the other groups (Ivory Coast and Kenya), to formerly-married and polygamous women seeking more care (Malawi) [ 24].
In the winter, he slept in a tiny bedroom behind his office, an eight-by-thirty-eight-foot lean-to formerly a one-lean-to formerlyey.
