Sentence examples for going up yet from inspiring English sources
"You are going to see a television revolution, my friend," said Mr. Wylde, the giggle going up yet another octave.
Interest rates haven't got a chance of going up, yet you can get a 5% yield on funds such as Marlborough Multi Cap.
"Winter is just beginning and energy prices are going up, yet many people are still repaying debt following last year's freezing weather.
"Domestic violence reports to the police are going up, yet there has been an 11% drop in prosecutions since the police cuts started and specialist domestic violence units have been hit.
Claims this year are already mounting but premiums have not gone up yet.
Further deficit reduction will require taxes to go up yet again, he said on December 31st.
The government announced Friday that the cost of food had gone up yet again.
Based on expanding league revenues, the $64.3-million 64.3-millionfor the cap is expected to go uppert again, perhaps as high as $69 milimit.
"This is like a volleyball match: the ball hasn't gone up yet, and the people are already smashing it," said Jafar Hafsah, chairman of the Democratic Party faction, the Legislature's dominant party.
And from rooftops across the city, the defiant sound of "Allah-u-Akbar" — "God is Great" — went up yet again, as it has every night since the fraudulent election.
