Sentence examples for deserted yet from inspiring English sources
The morning streets are deserted, yet in Central Park, an hour away along a continuous route, the lawns are teeming with people and it's looking more like midafternoon.
Many investment professionals, portfolio managers and individual investors have deserted, yet to dismiss a manager such as Mr Dobell – with a track record going back more than 15 years – after three years of underperformance is something I do not agree with.
Another was even more poetic, declaring that "the deserted yet still standing city resembles the corpse whose breath had fled, but which still retains the semblance of life".
Nor has the magic deserted it yet.
He takes three young men – boys, really – who were drafted into the infantry in the last European war, who fought, deserted, and yet often fought again.
We're not quite in the desert yet, but something tells me we're getting close.
The ecology centers around the planet Dune, which is one vast desert, yet which supports a population of remarkably disciplined human beings known as Fremen.
It's at least a thousand miles to the Sahara desert yet the air today is so thick with sand that the tops of buildings disappear in a sandy haze.
As a young man, he was fascinated by Patrick Bauer's MdS, which started near his village in the desert, yet had no hope of raising the €1,500 needed to enter.
He asked me to write a speech for him on foreign affairs.... My specialty is the desert!" Yet Roosevelt's and Johnson's nonintellectualism seldom got in the way.
The Australian Tony Sheldon has his partisans as an uptight transsexual who turns out to be an old softy in "Priscilla Queen of the Desert"; yet, some pointed out, the British actor Douglas Hodge won in this category last year as a drag queen in "La Cage aux Folles".
