Sentence examples for been struck yet from inspiring English sources

But no deal had been struck yet.

But no such deals have been struck yet with Condé Nast, Hearst or Time Inc., said people close to discussions with Apple that were intended to be private.

The wind and solar lobby is seeking an exemption from BEAT for their tax breaks, but a deal has not been struck yet.

Virtually every surface inside the airplane can be leased by advertisers, including the aprons on the flight attendants (now brought to you by Bud Light) and the sickness bags, though no deal for that particular surface has been struck yet.

Mr. Visbal said that though no trade agreements had been struck yet, he has had discussions with trade representatives from several countries that he declined to name, except to say that "there are many countries in Europe that are interested in Colombia".

No agreements have been struck yet.

Progress on this has been striking yet the potential is still vast.

Rereading The Society of the Spectacle, I was struck yet again not only by Debord's astonishing prescience – for what other text from the late 1960s so accurately describes the shit we're still in?

There aren't any partnerships to be struck yet, as the product has yet to build any credibility in the market.

And why did Obi-Wan vanish at the exact instant of being struck, yet Yoda vanished after his physical body died?

Well, just look at what the Kick It Out anti-racism campaign has achieved in domestic football – there's still a long way to go but the difference between what is said in the stands today and what you would have heard 20 years ago is striking – yet no one ever mentioned a boycott, even of some of the worst-offending clubs who turned a deaf ear to the disgusting jibes aimed at black players.