Sentence examples for and yet be able from inspiring English sources

Battlements were devised in order that warriors might be protected by the merlons and yet be able to discharge arrows or other missiles through the crenels.

We are trying to do it where we are both there with our children and still present in their daily lives and yet be able to nurture ourselves as artists".

Tenure-track faculty members must be fiercely independent and yet be able to collaborate with others.

Mint Assayer William DuBois wrote to Longacre, "it is truly pleasing to see a man pass the life of three score and ten and yet be able to produce the same artistic works as in earlier days".

There is usually more depth and cohesion with writing on paper, arising chiefly from the freedom to wander away from the original point and yet be able to find the way back.

Participants returned the questionnaire and a stamped addressed postcard separately in order for us to keep responses anonymous and yet be able to remind non-responders.

Most law graduates already do not expect a starting salary of $160,000 and yet are able to make ends meet.

In other words, Kelly won the award for looking like Kelly and yet being able to act.

"She's probably been injured more than any other player and yet is able to be No. 1 in the world," Sharapova said when asked if she agreed with Azarenka's criticism of the tour.

And there's an 18th-century fox trap, beautifully worked by people who had nothing and yet were able to create these exquisite objects that today, with all our machines, we'd be hard put to imitate.

I can't think of anyone else who had such utterly dark, painful experiences and yet was able to present them in a funny way that never detracted from the seriousness behind them.