Sentence examples for yesterday understanding from inspiring English sources

"I'm not trying to defend here, I'm trying to win here," Williams proclaimed yesterday, understanding the prime-time possibility of an all-Williams championship Saturday: "I'm hoping to be in the final.

Whatever happens, today, tomorrow, last week, that understanding history helps you understand where we are and what is happening better.

"It's a 1920s understanding of how radio communications work".

March 2002 "Understanding Mobility in America", by Tom Hertz, American University.

And this year, understanding the public markets has become ever more important.

Invisible Children: Premiere KONY 2012 understanding that where you live shouldn't determine whether you live.

"The 1995 understanding was fully consistent with U.S. law," said John P. Barker, deputy assistant secretary of state for nonproliferation control.

This range of ideas was explored in his books East of Existentialism (1990), Understanding Eastern Philosophy (1997) and Religion Without God (2001).

"The expectation was to try to get everything completed by midnight tomorrow, understanding that time is an element in it," Phillips said yesterday.

Since the days of Ping-Pong diplomacy three decades ago, understanding between America and China has benefited from scholarly and business contacts in which Chinese-Americans have played a significant role.

As I'll argue next week, understanding this difference is vital if we are to get beyond name-calling and move this debate forward.