Sentence examples for to begin yet from inspiring English sources

Li, 30, made it clear, however, that it's not a challenge she's ready to begin yet.

But when it ended, the soloists were posed as if ready to begin yet another duet when the curtain fell.

Should the price declines spread further, many businesses would be forced to begin yet another round of job cuts.

In its starkest formulation, the argument comes down to this: with the end of the cold war, there is no need to begin yet another drawn-out arms control negotiation with a Russia that is no longer an enemy.

Finally, in the summer of 1977, the night before he was to begin yet another concert tour, he died of a heart attack brought on largely by drug abuse.

This curtails the White House's ability to begin yet another major military campaign in pursuit of a goal that is not seen as a vital national interest by many Americans.

"They work plenty long hours to begin with, yet make time to press their colleagues for contributions.

It just may not be quite time for you to begin dating... yet.

A regular smoker of marijuana tested above the legal limit to begin with, yet drove without much of a problem.

One regular smoker of marijuana tested above the legal limit to begin with, yet drove without much of a problem.

But, of course, the tournament has yet to begin, Kentucky has yet to gain entry, and the odds don't favor the traditional powerhouse anyway.