Sentence examples for go through yet from inspiring English sources

Colleagues have retired rather than go through yet another set of changes.

With half of the season to go through yet, no one should let their guard down".

Family members transcribed poems they loved, or perhaps wrote themselves, into a book that Ms. Cowan said nobody had tried to go through yet.

Dunham told me, "In some ways, the character in 'Creative Nonfiction' has more confidence than the character in 'Tiny Furniture' because she's a virgin, so there's a lot of humiliation she hasn't been able to go through yet".

Try as I might, I can no longer avoid the frequent mailings containing lists of school supplies, class schedules, teacher assignments, requests for parent volunteers and dozens of other papers I don't have the heart to go through yet.

It is estimated that the whole exercise will cost the authority millions of pounds, not just in hard cash (though there's an expensive recruitment process to go through yet again), but also because its reputation has taken a hit.

Arts Council England is going through yet another upheaval.

Their release comes as Algeria is going through yet another period of political flux.

In 1979 it got bigger again and then went through yet more redesigns.

DAVID REMNICK: Khodorkovsky recently went through yet another bogus trial and he is in prison, yes.

Authority is a slippery thing, and its nature is going through yet another permutation in literary life.