Sentence examples for as lesser known from inspiring English sources
Selling a mix of well-known brands such as Adidas and Lonsdale as well as lesser known labels such as USA Pro, it remains a confusing business model: a blend of extremely cheap clearance items subsidised by the high-margin sales of its own-brand products.
In addition to the music of Weill, Ms. Lemper will sing songs by Eisler and Brel as well as lesser known selections in Yiddish, Hebrew and Arabic.
That district had long been a stronghold of Christians as well as lesser known religious groups such as Yazidis and Mandeans.
The book documents the rise of high-style, environmentally conscious design, with examples of houses by architects like Shigeru Ban, Rick Joy and Steven Holl, as well as lesser known designers from around the world.
At half a dozen branches across Afghanistan, enthusiasts get together to recite poems written in the country's two official languages, Dari and Pashto, as well as lesser known tongues such as Pashayi and Balochi.
It was a slightly strange but ultimately cool name — and Apple borrowed that cachet when it attached the letter to the iPod, iPhone and iPad as well as lesser known products like the iBook and iLife.
Toronto has an assortment of museums, including the Royal Ontario Museum, recently designed by Daniel Libeskind, as well as lesser- known museums devoted to shoes (the Bata Shoe Museum), textiles (Textile Museum of Canada) and ceramics (the Gardiner Museum).
The grand old coffee houses (such as Cafe Central, Landtmann, Griensteindl and Demel) may be a draw for tourists, but locals like to gather at lesser known spots, such as Cafe Frauenhuber, Braunerhof or Sperlhof.
Lucy Coats's Attitcus the Storyteller's 100 Greek Myths, illustrated by Anthony Lewis, is a bumper set of the best known stories such as The Wooden Horse and Theseus and the Minotaur, as well as many lesser known ones.
Shokunin "The restaurant scene in Calgary is exploding; we try to hit up pretty much all the top spots as well as some lesser known.
More than 120 resorts are directly accessible by train, making it easy to arrange an independent trip to these as well as smaller, lesser known resorts.
