Sentence examples for towns yet from inspiring English sources

This vast site closed in 1984: a traumatic time for the Medway towns, yet from which one of the leading attractions in South-east England has emerged.

"Can you imagine how many bombs we would have if Qusayr hadn't fallen [to regime control]?" he says, referring to a border town that Hizbullah helped the Syrian army take back from rebels last June.Another brewing battle could rock the fragile border towns yet further.

She said buses are a lifeline for cities and towns, yet over the past five years 1,300 bus routes have been cut, passenger numbers have dropped, and bus and train fares have risen 25%, while the government has cut its funding by 17% in three years.

They have seventy-per-cent unofficial unemployment in some towns, yet there were Romanians working behind the bar".

Twentieth-century Marxist historians blamed the manorial economy based on serf labour for pauperizing the masses and undermining the towns, yet the Polish economy was not unique in that respect.

If artificial turf hasn't invaded your town yet, it probably will soon.

RICHARD BRODY: I haven't gotten to see "The Town" yet — one that I still have to catch up on.

The venture may be a major first for the town, yet for Howard Hirsch it is very much part of a second chance.

Then at least one of them opened fire, triggering a heavy police response of stun grenades and teargas which made the town, yet again, resemble a war zone.

Dixons Trinity, which opened in 2012, draws its pupils from one of the most deprived parts of Bradford, a town yet to regain the prosperity it enjoyed in its industrial heyday.

Mains from €12, Piazza Bologni 3, +39 091 7477151, icuccibistrorante.it This tiny place in the old stables of the grand Palazzo Gangi is one of the top restaurants in town, yet surprisingly affordable.