Sentence examples for hitherto best from inspiring English sources

Oscar Isaac, hitherto best known for his turn as Carey Mulligan's husband in Drive, plays the titular character.

Mr Zhou, hitherto best known for evicting thousands of residents in Shanghai to make room for his real-estate projects (many are suing him), is also in detention.

As far as local attractions go, Kortrijk was hitherto best known for its lace museum — hardly a sandlot for the boisterous rich.

Woods – hitherto best known as an affiliate of Chance the Rapper – dissects slogans and archetypes and situates them in the tension of black American life in 2016.

It's written by Mark Haddon, hitherto best known for kids' stories and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, his novel narrated by an autistic boy.

The result was the most remarkable debut of last year's fringe, and Williams – hitherto best known as one-third of the sketch troupe Sheeps, with whom he still works – found himself hailed as "the Philip Larkin of British comedy".

And among the first organisations to welcome yesterday's British government report on the need for drastic action to fight climate change was the Institute of Directors, a famously conservative institution hitherto best-known for moaning about daft governmental interventions in the market, such as the minimum wage.Why is business suddenly coming over all politically correct?

However, to the best of our judgment, the resolution of our PCM model, being characterized by Q2ext = 0.86 and RMSEP = 0.25, is superior compared with the resolution of the other hitherto best-performing approaches, which analyzed the susceptibilities for each NRTI in separate models [11] [13].

Hitherto, the best records have come mostly from Greenland, but according to Richard Alley, a climatologist at Pennsylvania State University who works on the WAIS Divide project, cores from Greenland contain too much dust to provide a truly accurate record.

Ms. Kron has hitherto been best known as the inspired creator of two memoir plays, "Well"(about her housebound mother) and "2.5 Minute Ride" (about her father, whose parents died in Nazi concentration camps).

Arielle Dombasle, a movie actress who is half of France's most famous couple — her husband is Bernard-Henri Lévy, the dashing philosopher-journalist and timber-fortune heir — has hitherto been best known in this country for her appearance, in 1984, in the steamy miniseries "Lace," in which she played one of the bitches who were not Phoebe Cates's mother.