Sentence examples for brought up yet from inspiring English sources
No sooner was that said than Gibson brought up, yet again, the controversial ravings of the pastor at a church attended by Obama.
The topic of clarifying these boundaries was brought up yet again at A.A.'s annual General Service Conference, which took place in New York City last week, with debate focused on how the organization's "Understanding Anonymity" pamphlet could be best worded to guide those who want to follow the letter or spirit of the principle.
Which brings up yet another question: Wouldn't all of this cost quite a bit?
Later in the over Trott sweeps firmly for four to bring up yet another half-century, this one from 55 balls.
Hence, while the markets have sold off today, the declines have hardly been substantial (between 0.8% and for the FTSE and 1.4% for the Dax at the time of writing).Of course, that brings up yet another analogy.
Speaking more generally, a close friend of the Clintons' brings up yet another theory: "The President thinks that they are treated so harshly because he is 'white trash,' as he puts it.
But this brings up, yet again, lingering questions about Android infrastructure.
Searching for "Google" brings up yet another extensive list of datasets to dive into, including a listing of the company's 2012 H-1B Visa applications.
But The Donald is bringing up yet another sacrifice to journalists with nothing better to do, Vince Foster.
This brings up yet another important issue: future communication between spouses among these soon-to-be-married young men.
This will bring up yet another dialog box.
