Sentence examples for yet a while from inspiring English sources

"Yes, you have indeed seen much," he wrote, "but tarry yet a while, for the greatest is yet to come.

Yet, a while later, asked to explain his party's dislike of another constitutional reform, he murmured: "Mrs Merton reasons".Mrs Merton's spirit may need summoning once more, after the queen informed the State Opening of Parliament on May 9th that a bill would be brought forward "to reform the composition of the House of Lords".

I read his books, however, in the silence and privacy of my mind and heart, and, for now anyway, I intend to put off reading some of them for yet a while longer.

Yet for a while, Aronian's pieces found good posts.

Yet after a while her anhedonia becomes less understandable and more exasperating.

Yet, after a while, one begins to question whether this impression isn't an illusion.

Yet after a while, as his heart slowed, a smile spread across his face.

Yet for a while it seemed just the place for a warrior artist, and Caravaggio prospered.

And yet after a while people could see obviously that these were adults.

Yet for a while they lived together and did some of their best work, until they fell out.

Given the number of nearby pubs and clubs, that may yet take a while to achieve.