Sentence examples for hitherto lost from inspiring English sources

The tantalising possibility that it is the hitherto lost translation by William Tyndale confers on it international importance".

Are they looking for the hitherto lost sould of the ball game, the essence that lies somewhere between sight and sound, out in the fourth dimension?

There is also something rather splendid about this extended-play peep show, as if Mr. Maddin had stumbled across a hitherto lost archive of cinema's less-than-innocent past.

TV and video ad-tech vendor Videology is attempting to square these circles for car dealership that, hitherto, have lost out when it comes to targeting the most likely customers.

"He seems to have lost his hitherto unerring sense of direction in the busy, open country of the United States," wrote Ben Brantley in the New York Times.

In 1997 Michael Portillo famously lost his hitherto safe Enfield and Southgate seat days after the Observer published a constituency poll showing he only had a three-point lead.

Now Spaniards must watch a spunky team from Asia -- which had hitherto tied 4 and lost 10 games in past World Cups -- that has suddenly advanced to the semifinals.

This should encourage more family-owned firms, hitherto worried about losing control, to raise capital to expand.Further legislation on insolvency and foreign ownership is promised.

In this sense "lost" has only ever meant "hitherto unknown to missionaries, anthropologists and film crews".

Hitherto popular British and Italian leaders have lost much of their previous glow.

Then play switched towards the Stretford End as Michael Carrick, who is enduring a forgettable season, lost possession to Alejandro Dominguez, who hitherto had been Valencia's most threatening player.