Sentence examples for will yet see from inspiring English sources

You will yet see diamonds in the sky — and, maybe, in the end, manage indeed to get the hell out of here and go see Paris and Rio de Janeiro and… and New York and… oh, who the fuck knows what other wonderful places.

We will yet see the first $10 trillion company.

Roughly speaking, we will simply see what functions a natural thing has once we understand what it is formally, though we will not yet see how it manages to execute those functions.

Thus, while we may see insurance reforms coming our way once and for all, we will not yet see insurance industry reform until we have true competition to what private insurers have to offer us in the marketplace.

Vince Cable's announcement of a 12p rise in the minimum wagemaking it £6.31 from October this year will yet again see the pay for lowest earners increase under the rate of inflation.

Tune in tomorrow and we will discuss, or better yet, see the vigorous debate already under way.

She has, it seems, already written a condolence letter to "poor Mrs. Bush" but isn't sure whether the President's wife will yet have seen it amid what must be "an awful lot of mail, and I would think all about this.

And the market cap at IPO time will exceed anything yet seen for startups.

This year's harvest will be the third-largest yet seen, and although stocks will run down, supplies are adequate for the 2010-11 season.

"We haven't yet seen what will follow the price drop.

Lazarides most audacious move yet will see him take on the might of Art Basel Miami Beach in December, with his biggest US show yet, revolving around a venue with a capacity in excess of 90,000.