Sentence examples for hitherto out of from inspiring English sources

More recently, Broadview Press continues to issue 18th- and 19th-century novels, many hitherto out of print, and the University of Kentucky has a series of republications of early women's novels.

3.21pm GMT 18th over: South Africa 167-3 (de Villiers 50 Miller 13) Here's Jade "hit over cover for four" Dernbach, hit over cover for four by the hitherto out-of-touch Miller first ball.

The hitherto out-of-form Ryan Ten Doeschate was unbeaten on 104, but more remarkable was opener Nick Browne's 100 not out.

Hitherto out-of-reach platforms can now be pounced upon, flooded chambers investigated and iron gates waved aside like bead curtains.

Though not the most advanced stuff, the technology there is much more than Sharp has hitherto allowed out of the home country.

Russian planes, which have hitherto operated out of Hmeimim base on the Mediterranean coast, will now also use Shaayrat base in Homs province, where new runways are being built.

For their part, patients' perceptions of what integration meant revolved around the sense that the collaborative approach granted them access to mental health care that had hitherto been out of reach, either because physical health problems had taken centre stage in routine primary care consultations or because seeking mental health treatment was stigmatised.

Simultaneously, in the parallel universe of non-fiction, hitherto undreamed-of sums were forked out for celebrity memoirs, life-and-death true stories etc.

We contend that our results, together with those of Drown et al. [ 18], invoke a new twist on this long established pattern, by indicating that perpetual accumulation of sex-specific mitochondrial mutations constitutes a hitherto unrealized driver of this out-of-X movement for testes-specific genes.

Table 5 gives an overview over both DNN-based acoustic modeling techniques, for all three hitherto explored areas, (1) more data helps, (2) out-of-language data, and (3) reverberation.

The play ends with John trying to shove a banana-flavored cereal bar into his stepfather's throat; Richard, hitherto a passive character, reacts "out of sheer desecrated hurt and anger" by "swinging a deadly blow" at the boy.