Sentence examples for quite yet of from inspiring English sources

"America" was the name of a continent, not quite yet of a nation or a country.

"By close of play, they had added an unbeaten 144 together, and taken Somerset to a position of strength, if not quite yet of ascendancy".

The answer is likely "not quite yet" to both of those questions, but the fact that they can even now be seriously asked seems like progress of a sort.

When Cointreau first arrived in Calcutta, he wasn't ready to lower his standards of living quite yet, so he checked in to a marble palace.

No, Zora Neale Hurston wasn't quite yet one of the most celebrated figures of the Harlem Renaissance.

Like many green businesses, profitablility is not happening quite yet because of the sizable investment required for a startup of this magnitude.

Possibly the most important thing and I know this might be a bit difficult seeing as robots are not quite yet masters of tone and subtext (or are they?...)—is it's absolutely essential the Aussie robot is able to express the entire spectrum of human emotion with one utterance of the word "mate".

If you haven't quite yet, think of something you're good at - biology, algebra, history, e.t.c. - and use what you know.

Eventually, perhaps, but not quite yet; the cost of producing the piece of hamburger that will be tasted exceeds £200,000.

H15 (00 48 22 55 38 700; h15boutiqueapartments.com) is one of Warsaw's trickle (not quite yet a wave) of new design-focused, boutique accommodation.

It is not quite yet the story of how a major Hollywood movie was born on Twitter.