Sentence examples for which formerly contained from inspiring English sources

The Salon des Boiseries, in the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in Paris, occupies a wing of the Palais du Louvre which formerly contained grace-and-favor apartments for lesser members of the nobility.

A few weeks before, he had… On a muggy June morning, in a sprawling, unnamed, and unnumbered red brick building near downtown Charlotte, North Carolina — which serves as the headquarters for Showtime's… The Salon des Boiseries, in the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, in Paris, occupies a wing of the Palais du Louvre which formerly contained grace-and-favor apartments….

How grimly appropriate that in 2014, the people of Elephant & Castle will at last be re-admitted to the formerly public space which once contained 1,200 council homes – and amidst the dilapidated grandeur of the Heygate, they can, instead of living, working and playing in space that once was theirs, visit a pop-up shipping container mall.

The basic and most common item of Russian roadside trash is the hand-made plastic drinking cup, which is improvised on the spot by cutting off the bottom quarter or third of a plastic bottle that formerly contained water, soda, or beer.

Many local lowlands have a valley entering and a valley leaving, indicating that the lowland formerly contained a lake.

The building site, located right next to the western approach of the San Francisco Oakland Bayay Bridge, formerly contained a clock tower.

The collapsed part of the south wall also formerly contained an early 13th-century style double-lancet window.

Polo is one of Argentina's trademark sports, but it's very much associated with the upper crust – traditionally gauchos play pato, in which a leather bag (formerly containing a live duck) is thrown from horseback into a goal, but this is fast dying out.

It originally contained domestic apartments, which formerly extended to join the now-demolished west range.

These includes amino acids such as proline which contain secondary amines, which formerly were often referred to as "imino acids".

First was a stop in the city of Balakot, which formerly had a population of 40,000.