Sentence examples for had yet made from inspiring English sources

Can't recall if "nerd" had yet made it into everyday usage back in 1962.

They said no relief agencies had yet made contact with them, and they pleaded for help from the international community.

Thomas was 36 that summer of 1914, Frost was 40; neither man had yet made his name as a poet.

No one had yet given him any definite word on the President's condition; no one had yet made, in that little curtained room, any explicit statement.

No one had yet made a vaccine for the public this way, nor had there been human clinical trials to determine if the vaccine could induce immunity in large numbers of people.

But Bosley Crowther of The Times called the 1941 movie "superlative" and said it was "by far the hardest-hitting and most trenchant picture on the theme of democracy" Mr. Capra had yet made.

Few have yet made profits.

No candidate has yet made a firm statement about secession.

But no one has yet made a cloned human embryo.

Neither suitor has yet made a formal bid, but the LSE is in talks with both.

I don't think, honestly, the president has yet made the case.