Sentence examples for a while and yet from inspiring English sources

It is likely to be the definitive screen treatment of Mrs. Thatcher, at least for a while, and yet it does not really define her in any surprising or trenchant way.

"It is likely to be the definitive screen treatment of Mrs. Thatcher, at least for a while, and yet it does not really define her in any surprising or trenchant way," A. O. Scott wrote in the New York Times in December.

But they had been looking for quite a while and hadn't yet put their own house up for sale.

On the other hand, his ratings have been hurting for a while now and yet until this incident, Mr Ma had appeared to respond to public pressure by favouring a low-key and rational approach.

The stark contrast been astronomy and astrology is something that's bought a tear to many a scientist's eye for a while now, and yet in Phoenix, it all seems so seamlessly fit together.

He hadn't stopped by in a while, and Zuhur seemed surprised, yet pleased, to see him.

It has been an eventful Six Nations championship, one of the most intriguing for a while, and a fitting climax may yet await.

I asked the people there, 'Has someone called an ambulance?' They said, 'Yes, but he's been here for quite a while and the ambulance hasn't come yet'," Ravindran recalls, now six months after the incident.

But we won't know the full impact of the government shutdown and the debt-ceiling crisis for a while yet, and it is fanciful to suggest that one better-than-expected jobs report will persuade the Federal Reserve to change course and start withdrawing some of its monetary stimulus.

The night ends with Hillary Clinton promising to battle on (for a while yet) and Barack Obama clinching the pledged-delegate majority.

I am more sceptical: I predict that the end of Eta will take a while yet, and that it will be hard.