Sentence examples for break yet for from inspiring English sources

That cameo has been the biggest break yet for the Dan Band, whose concerts these days seem to have as many celebrities in the audience as an award show.

There's no break yet for installing a low-flush toilet, or planting sod on your roof.

"The stranglehold of cable isn't broken yet — for most people it's hard to cut the cord — but these are all really good signs," he said.

Ferguson took his players off to Marbella for a break, yet with fixtures piling up as much as the snow in Scotland, the last four months of the season would be hectic to say the least.

Anyone seeing bud break yet?

Ms. Monte's rich, sleek new "Shattered," set to a vivid score by Michael Gordon, suggests in purely physical terms the ways we return to life's fray, stunned and sometimes broken yet ready for re-entry and resolution.

Mr Corbyn raised eyebrows for breaking yet another tradition when he arrived in York wearing a pair of brown leather loafers - ignoring the customary wellies usually chosen by politicians visiting flood-hit areas.

(Commitment issues, Adam? Not you, too? One imagines a chorus of readers calling from the sidelines, "What are you waiting for?") The major tension in the relationship is whether Emma will dump him for breaking yet another date because a corpse has turned up unexpectedly.

The landmark movie "Crazy Rich Asians" has broken yet another major record for ticket sales, becoming the highest-grossing romantic comedy in the U.S. in 10 years by surpassing 2009′s "The Proposal," according to estimates from Box Office Mojo.

At his trial, Mr Nouri protested at the way the ayatollah was being treated, thus breaking yet another taboo: public support for the sage in Qom has generally been a ground for imprisonment.

We will not avert our eyes as this administration breaks yet another campaign promise and lobbies for a Deplorable Care Act that puts millions of Americans in jeopardy of losing heath care altogether and millions more at risk because of pre-existing conditions.