Sentence examples for park yet from inspiring English sources

(Ages 4 to 7) They mean well, the witch's children out playing in the park, yet somehow things go very wrong.

Derwent Edge is the most northerly of the gritstone escarpments that flank the national park, yet despite its bleak appearance the influence of man is clear: in the land managed for red grouse shoots, and in the reservoirs far below that hide drowned villages.

In the dry, dusty corner where Oregon, Idaho and Nevada meet, a few committed desert rats and I clambered for days through Owyhee canyonlands so stunning they should be a national park, yet remain so anonymous that arrowheads lie on the rocks as if native hunters had dropped them yesterday.

Most of us, for example, could spend part of our lunch break walking outside in the local park – yet, unless it happens to be a gloriously sunny day, few of us actually take the time out of work to do this, despite most of us knowing that such an experience may substantially enhance our wellbeing.

They trounced Bulgaria 4-1, then went on to play some extravagant football in the semi-final group stage, routing Argentina 4-0 then seeing off thuggish world champions Brazil 2-0 in an iconic battle, playing both South American giants off the park yet not being afraid to put the boot in when necessary: the team really could defend as well as they could attack.

All this coincided with the opening of the FA's own centre of excellence at St George's Park, yet Dyke still believes there is a case for going further.

Although there are no covered structures or paved parking yet, visitors are welcome.

Bonds already senses that reassessment in the cheers he has begun to hear in some opposing parks, yet remains skeptical.

Some 80% of Pembroke Park's population lives in mobile-home parks, yet until 1969 the town restricted the franchise to landowners.

A white man in Chapel Hill, North Carolina was charged with fatally shooting three Muslim neighbors over parking, yet it was dismissed as a personal dispute.

It is on the edge of one of the world's greatest wildlife safari parks, yet is largely unknown by most travelers to this part of Africa.