How to pronounce formerly in English

The man we call a specialist today was formerly called a man with a one-track mind.

What concerns me most specifically is al Qaeda, because I believe that al Qaeda-associated threats here, so al Shabaab and JNIM and the other offshoots of formerly known as al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, are taking direction from al Qaeda core and are sort of walking through the al Qaeda playbook to develop clandestine infrastructure, and I think they have a disciplined, patient approach to building a base that will allow them to form a caliphate when the time is right.

Notes To Self: 1.The falling of autumn leaves is not your fault. 2.Stop piling candles for decoration. They are meant to be burnt. 3.Silence has a voice of its own. Listen to your own silence. 4.A piece of advice from a divorced and a formerly political prisoner: “to be successful, avoid two things: women and politics!” 5.A semi-colon is the middle finger in a sentence when writing fiction. 6.Be sadist when you write. Good things come out of your character only when bad things happen to them. 7.A comedian once said: if you are looking for sympathy in life, you will only find it in the dictionary between shit and syphilis. 8.No expectations. Just instincts. 9.Undergraduate degrees of creative writing are rubbish. They are vehicles of producing mass ignorance. Because if undergraduates want to become writers, they have to spend their twenties reading excessively first. 10.Every time you get rejected by a publisher, be thankful. It is a boost for your ego to keep going forward. It is a second chance to reflect, write, and edit. It is a rebirth. It is similar to being given the question-sheet in an exam to revisit your answers before you submit your paper. 11.You are fake and hypocritical when you write for fame or political purpose. These are exterior. Honest and free writing is interior: that is when you write for yourself. 12.Mark things in green. It is the colour of grace, hope and nature. Red is bloody and fascist. 13.Reason, not need. - King Lear 14.Your body is roughly 72 per cent water. Keep hydrated. 15.Read alone. Write alone. Eat accompanied. 16.Do not drive all the time. Cycle when possible. 17.More radio. Less TV. 18.Read more. Write less. Writing comes later. 19.Sing to a mirror. 20.Re-paint your walls. 21.Read an article or summarise a short story a day. 22.Learn a new word a day too. 23.Become drunk with poetry. 24.Watch foreign films. 25.Buy mother a piece of jewellery with first salary. 26.Publish a book before you are 30. 27.Practice poetry. For fun. 28.Have a tattoo you will regret. 29.Put that bloody mobile phone down! Do not become a machine driven by machines! 30.Speak less. Listen more.

On one site, it has constructed a significant new area that was formerly under water and at another it has used land reclamation to add acreage to an existing island.

Perhaps though the secret sauce is the PG rating that enables such films to have mass appeal and offer appropriate content for everyone one from the smaller kids of age 5 and 6 to teenagers, college-age adults, people of middle age and even seniors, what was formerly an uncool rating has now become the hottest rating this year and has powered some of the most successful movies in 2016.

Happiness is an imaginary condition, formerly often attributed by the living to the dead, now usually attributed by adults to children, and by children to adults.

Home computers are being called upon to perform many new functions, including the consumption of homework formerly eaten by the dog.

QUOTES ABOUT THE IMPOSSIBLE*: ►Every record ever broken and every formerly impossible journey began with one person setting fear of failure aside, taking one step forward and acting on his dream. ►Every great & impossible feat began with at least one person taking one step forward. Hear impossible feat, then, as the ultimate oxymoron. ►Half of overcoming or achieving anything impossible is simply overcoming the psychological hurdle of inaction, setting aside, even temporarily, fear of failure, and taking just one step forward. ►Throughout history, every time a seemingly impossible task was achieved, and another “impossible” task was crossed off the list, someone had a vision or a passion, combined with hard work. ►Who defines what is impossible? No one. Impossible is simply the set of things that we have not YET achieved *Quotations by Bradley Mittman MD

The photograph came out of a Navy file, a formerly top secret file in the National Archives, it was misfiled and that was the only reason I found it.

perhaps I am a Lacanian because I formerly did Chinese