Sentence examples for hitherto over from inspiring English sources

This new version features Tyler Perry: a huge star in the US, but negligible hitherto over here.

His popularity at home rests in part on taking a hard line against North Korea, hitherto over the regime's refusal fully to account for Japanese kidnapped in the 1970s and 1980s.

At the point when the demands of the plot force our young heroes, Little Hat and Little Hel, to drop hissing cobras over bridges, thereupon to wrap themselves round the necks of the drivers of passing cars ('Aiiiieeeeeeee, it wailed') then you feel that the pudding, hitherto merely over-egged, has become positively toxic.

Indeed, for the first time in over a decade, Google has a genuine online rival challenging its hitherto Caesarian hegemony over the Internet.

In 2010 Groove Armada released their sixth album, Black Light, which included a startling Will Young collaboration called History, in which the Pop Idol alumnus revealed a hitherto hidden falsetto over icy synths and dance beats that wouldn't startle your mum.

In parallel with the possibility of detecting hitherto invisible tephras over vastly increased areas, the overall potential of tephrochronology as a major dating tool for both palaeoenvironmental scientists and archaeologists is greatly expanded.

The division of the former British Mandate of Palestine and the creation of the State of Israel in the years after the end of World War II was the culmination of the Zionist movement, whose aim was a homeland for Jews hitherto scattered all over the world.

Mr Edwards put on an impressive surge in the last week of the Iowa caucuses, winning over many hitherto undecided voters.

Hitherto restricted to races over seven or eight furlongs, on 22 August he was asked to examine his stamina over 10 in the Juddmonte International Stakes at York.

But there is a sense in which he has hitherto had to jump over a lower bar than his main rivals have.

And it has been at odds with Germany over the hitherto unthinkable: the need to write off some of the billions that Greece still owes.