Sentence examples for had yet done from inspiring English sources
It thus seems odd that nobody had yet done this kind of audit.
He secured a contract for the largest building he had yet done, a two-hundred-and-fifty-million-dollar school of business and management in Moscow (of all places), which was completed, on time and under budget, in 2010.
Not long after, she gave up swimming altogether until she approached 60 and felt the urge to overcome what no human had yet done without the protection of a shark cage.
Robert Hughes, the late at critic, saw Mies's great importance in his period as bringing his individual buildings "closer to the status of a pure Idea than any 20th-century architect had yet done".
Earlier this year it occurred to Wang Ji that no one had yet done this and he now has more than 130 designs, at the cost of around €1.5m (£1.26m), and another 100 pending.
In June, Holbrooke visited a sweltering camp in the flatlands south of Swat, and the event won praise from the ordinarily anti-American local media, which pointed out that no senior Pakistani leader had yet done the same.
In her defence, it cannot be said that she has yet done any positive harm.
Although a new law allows foreign banks to open branches, none has yet done so.
No English club has yet done so, but there was reported interest from Zenit St . Petersburg
