Sentence examples for it yet became from inspiring English sources

Millions of young people grew up to the sounds of his inimitable wobble board, didgeridoo and quirky singing style, while his catchphrase "Can you tell what is it yet?" became synonymous with his sketches that only became clear in the final strokes of his marker pen.

I think I'll keep it; it could yet become a collector's item.

It's certainly a good match for the netbook market, and it could yet become a popular OS.

If its policies break the link between tutoring and income, it may yet become fact.

Instead, it could yet become corrosive.

This was Mr Silvers' worst case for Mr Obama, and it could yet become reality.

Already, there is a kind of civil war; it could yet become no-holds-barred.

But with the best possible outcome it could yet become one.

It could yet become a quaint dormitory: some already commute to jobs an hour or more away.

'Our Kiwi is better than your Kiwi' is not a Barmy Army chant but it could yet become one.

It could yet become the catalyst for the whole nation's rediscovery of its cultural and economic wealth.