Sentence examples for it began yet from inspiring English sources

As the cyclone reached the western periphery of the ridge that steered it across the Atlantic for much of its existence, it began yet another period of intensification, and once again attained a peak intensity as a Category 2 hurricane.

His soldiering experience had ended almost as quickly as it began, yet in its brief two-month span, he had seen many aspects of the war – traveling to the Deep South, witnessing Union occupation, participating in a battle and enduring capture.

This may take a long time, though, and there are no signs of it beginning yet.

The officers assume that the impostors know what they mean when they ask, "Has it begun yet?" One adds ruefully, "Hitler didn't finish them off".

Ignoring it, Mom began yet another worrisome diatribe about people in the house being lost in the park.

As the Battle of Crete drew to a close, the Allies began yet another withdrawal.

The regulator, the Financial Services Authority, is so concerned that this month it is beginning yet another investigation into mis-selling.

I don't think that it has begun yet [in the UK], but you could see how that would come through here if funding costs were to continue to be as high," King said.

Similar legislation has been proposed in the Senate, but work on it has not begun yet.

The year has barely begun, yet it has already won "Designer of the Year" in Wallpaper* magazine's design awards and opened two exhibitions in Paris: one at the Carpenters Workshop Gallery (through March 3) and another for Spécimen Editions at Galerie Pierre-Alain Challier (through March 17).

"Given that the inquest into the deaths has not begun yet, it would be inappropriate to comment further at this stage".