used to

And Sarah Palin is in her bus, hurtling full-speed toward self-parody as an attention-seeking political used-to-be.

Its original walls are still standing, and form part of a church which is used to-day.

The words he had used then were as well known to her as the words he had used to-day.

Any military metaphor which is used to-day will surely have a very arresting significance.

Another practice is to hold over some of the large starter used to-day for mother starter.

Chemicals are sometimes used to-day in the early stages before the linen is spread on the grass.