Sentence examples for heard of when from inspiring English sources

That means there are far more celebrities whom more people will have heard of when their number is up.

After months of research, he narrowed his choices to three, including two colleges he had never heard of when he started.

Kings of Leon, last heard of when they too were announced as Glastonbury 2008 headliners, will play the main supporting slot on the final night of the festival, which takes place between Friday 11th and Sunday 13th July.

"At the beginning of a day you are meeting a stranger whose work you may not know and whom you may not have heard of when your editor comes over with a sheaf of clips from the morgue and an assignment".

The guest book of Pork Roll Express is larded with the whines of Jersey expats who cannot find it in their local markets: "Here in the Southwest, pork roll has never been heard of; when asking for 'pork roll' you are looked at as if you are trying to tell an improper story," recounts Muriel A. Wythe from Sun City, Ariz.

The first full-blown St Trinian's cartoon in Lilliput came after his release from Changi and was based on a real school (now defunct), St Trinnean's, in Edinburgh, which Searle had heard of when he was posted to Scotland during the phoney war.

Here's something you don't often hear of when considering New Year's resolutions -- devoting more time to civic life.

I never heard of Jane Franklin when I lived on Franklin Street.

"None of the politicians had heard of me when they made their decision.

I first heard of Sergio Leone when I saw A Fistful of Dollars.

I had never even heard of endometriosis when I was finally diagnosed.