Sentence examples for not yet lay from inspiring English sources

Still, she and my father seemed increasingly at home as they explored more deeply this country to which they could not yet lay claim.

The "Mighty Prophet" of the poem is an infant, on whom custom does not yet lie "Heavy as frost".

The metaphor — as similitude — almost "fails," but it is blazingly successful in the context of the poem's address to a young man who has not yet "lain with a woman".

And while cats are not yet lying down with dogs, even the most partisan warriors on both sides are still marveling at the election of a black president less than 50 years after his predecessors were being lynched with impunity.

Yet "Lay It Down" isn't the first secular release in Mr. Green's recent history.

The country's unemployment rate, the highest in Europe, is now 24.4 percent, an especially stark figure, given that the government in Madrid has not yet begun to lay off public-sector employees in any significant number.

Spain's unemployment rate is now 24.4 percent, the highest in Europe and an especially stark figure given that the Madrid government has not yet begun to lay off public sector servants in any significant number.

A short list of examples not (yet) related to Lie theory, baptised UFO's.

However, this measure is not yet normalized to lie in the range ([-1,1 ]).

Alas, the lion is not yet prepared to lie down with the lamb in Northeast Asia or anywhere else in the world, so the mass renunciation of nuclear weapons seems a remote possibility at best.

Better days may yet lie ahead.