Sentence examples for which hitherto echoed from inspiring English sources

Since Mr Netanyahu's promise to ease the blockade, an eerie silence has fallen over Gaza's border with Egypt, which hitherto echoed to the whirl of a thousand winches hauling goods to the surface.

The fighting, which hitherto had affected mainly the suburbs, has neared the heart of the city.

The electronic networks, which hitherto operated as Nasdaq members rather than competitors, are talking of becoming full-fledged exchanges.

Their appearance afforded the opportunity for some genuine parliamentary-style exchanges and debate, which hitherto had been absent.

A sign which hitherto had no sense acquires the sense of a complex expression by definition.

This weakens the opposition, which hitherto has competed in blocs.

The crowd at the Venetian, which hitherto hadn't appeared to contain very many Trump supporters, broke into loud applause.

Perhaps only then we might bring about some small change in a culture which hitherto has been resilient to change".

The movement had the promise and potential to be the third force in world politics, which hitherto was dominated by colonial states and the new superpowers.

The primary objective of this programme was to save the nation of about 200 220 MW of electricity which hitherto would have been wasted.

This may help improve outcomes, which hitherto have lagged behind both adult and paediatric patients.