Sentence examples for yet, next from inspiring English sources
"But we have seen nothing yet; next year will be worse.
Yet, next May, Israel will celebrate its 40th anniversary with its survival no longer seriously at issue.
Yet next to the plunging oil price, the EU sanctions thus far have had a virtually symbolic impact.
Yet next March the vanilla collectors will be back in the village, offering loans and making deals.
And yet, next week I will be joining 300 other Brits on a holiday that will involve just that.
In reality she has spent decades in politics; yet, next to rows of greying men in suits, she seems a breath of fresh air.
Yet next year's series will be the last.
Worse yet, next month's election seems likely to reward Republicans for their obstructionism.
Yet next week's election to the 60-member Welsh assembly is altogether different again.
Yet next year's commemorations must be about more than Downing Street statements.
Yet next year, a Spanish company will begin drilling new wells 50 miles from the Florida Keys — in Cuba's sovereign waters.
