Sentence examples for unknown to some from inspiring English sources

We'd sell it as a fixer-upper, mileage unknown, to some other dreamer, or a pair of them.

The rule may be unknown to some golfers and by others ignored, but five minutes or less is what most golfers give to finding lost balls.

Smith, a former defensive coordinator for the Jaguars, was largely unknown to some N.F.L. executives despite spending years in the game.

According to a lawyer with firsthand knowledge of the circumstances, Nevin and Sweeney resolved their differences the next day but did so unknown to some Royals pitchers.

"I don't think he would have been stupid enough to have them decimate a fleet," he said of F.D.R., adding that those once-famous initials will be unknown to some of his moviegoers.

It is also normal conversational practice at the meetings to accompany the mentioning of information sources that may be unknown to some project participants by information that puts them in context.

And being a beginner means I am probably familiar with 100 or so of those 868, leaving a vast army of species entirely unknown to me – some of them spectacular.

"Instead, they feel they are safe in their bedroom but unknown to the parents some children were meeting the defendant using their computers.

She recruited volunteers and, unknown to them, had some work in a tidy room and the others in a messy space.

It is true that the concept of medical outliers, transplantation medicine, and extended length of stay were unknown to Hegel, but some of his thoughts may be applicable.

How do you go from being virtually unknown to having access to some of the biggest athletes and celebrities in the world?