Sentence examples for recall yet from inspiring English sources

Many will recall yet another charge of discrimination in Berkeley's admissions process back in the 1980s.

In fact, they briefly recall yet another famous stage couple, George and Martha, from "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Maybe someone could write a musical?

I sort them and try to recall, yet I know I am missing much, like not reading the garden snake crawling up to the door saddle to die.

It's quite unfair to recall yet again that members of the Rothermere family, which owns the Daily Mail, briefly expressed sympathy for Hitler.

The Summer House's cosmetic philanthropy had been used to "justify the existence of such a Club in a British Concentration Camp," the editors recall, yet card-playing Club members regularly chase out students with "scant ceremony" (Masterman Coll., Box 2 Seq. 462).

Roth, I am sure, hopes that the reader will recall yet another of James's baleful stories about the perils of discipleship"The Lesson of the Master". Shortly afterward, in order to eavesdrop more effectively on the conversation taking place overhead, Nathan places the volume of James on the desk top and stands on it.

They argued viciously, friends recalled, yet in September 2004 Sabrina found herself alongside Louise on the maternity ward at Sheffield children's hospital.

"The niceties of existence were not a matter of concern," he recalled, "yet everything around was closed down most of the time.

But it will, perhaps, point the way toward a future where, instead of recalling yet more victims of violence in anger and with vows of retribution, we find ourselves with fewer victims to recall.

Last October, McNeil recalled yet another lot of Tylenol because consumers again complained of an odor, and the next month in an inspection report, the F.D.A. cited additional lapses at the Puerto Rico plant.

He recalls yet again his agonies in office in the 1970s, when he thought that American demonstrations during the Vietnam War could have misled Mao into believing that a "genuine world revolution" was at hand.