Sentence examples for hitherto only from inspiring English sources

The fourth set went in a brilliant blur, a revelation British excellence hitherto only hoped for.

He's sure to pick up fanboy stragglers who've hitherto only had eyes for Star Wars, giving The Hateful Eight legs.

The public is barred in all cases, and hitherto only magistrates courts were open to the press.

Grant, then a medical student, has the painful task of naming what has hitherto only been a fear.

It is 26, a number distinguished hitherto only by being the number of letters in the Latin alphabet.

That's the point of the famous eleventh thesis on Feuerbach: "Philosophers have hitherto only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it".

The English health service has hitherto only been asked to swallow fairly small doses of hospital competition, as the vast bulk of hospital activity remains under public control.

The chorus, which is as important in this work as it was hitherto only known to be in Russian opera, did some highly satisfactory work.

We obtained something hitherto only available to my daughters (like Hello Kitty and tolerance) as a treat if they visit the twins next door.

Meanwhile, Alexander was suppressing rebellious Scots lords and consolidating his rule over parts of Scotland that had hitherto only nominally acknowledged royal authority.

Skiers demand equipment rentals, they eat kebabs at local restaurants and eventually spend the weekend in a village that has hitherto only served as a transit spot for refugees fleeing from either side of the Iran-Iraq border.