Sentence examples for yet again though from inspiring English sources

"Yet again though, rain wiped out two full sessions and Notts' hopes of closing the gap at the top will clearly depend on the elements as much as their own skills".

Yet again though it was Tremlett who was the most threatening.

Yet again, though, Valencia were fragile; defensively they have been appalling, mentally they appear weak, belief slipping away.

Yet again, though, within the context of the film, which includes many non-sexual close ups, it's clear that Adèle is not just a collection of body parts.

Yet again, though, the Cardinal could not force a westward tilt of a sport that has spun decidedly eastward on its axis, losing, 53-47.

"Yet again, though, the amount is trivial – a reduction of £32 a year, just 5% on gas only, not electricity, and nothing close to the drop in wholesale prices.

In 2016, the page was amended yet again: "Even though you are wrong, we are open to outside opinions. . . .

To reach out yet again, even though the Republican leadership has explicitly stated that its goal over the next two years is to reverse his few successes and ensure that he is a one-term president.

Now he is going to announce it yet again, even though it already has a preferred bidder (picked in May, one month before the official announcement) and a slightly puzzling offer of a government loan guarantee.

But again, there is a video – though yet again, few have seen it.

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