Sentence examples for yet and will think from inspiring English sources

As usual, they have not learned of the word embarrassment yet, and will think at certain times your face just turns red.

Liberal Democrat spokesman Paul Burstow said, "the findings of the ombudsman in the Hertfordshire case must give rise to questions about Lord Laming's appointment to head this inquiry"; and Conservative Party spokesman Liam Fox said, "I think the government maybe should have thought twice about this and maybe, even yet, they will think again".

Or worse yet, they will think you have money to buy your own jewelry".

Realize that even if only a small percent will actually participate in this, yet many will think about praying more often think of each other read your message.

Keep on telling them stupid things like "Didn't Britney have a child, yet?" Your friends will think you're not a good "gossip source' and kindly dump you from the gossip group.

Best yet, she'll think of you every time she sports this naughty little secret!

They may yet make Albania what West Europeans will think of as a normal country.

Yet that's doubtless how I will think of this time if I become a mother: as a finite, departed "before" that gave way to an ever after, just as childhood molted into adolescence, and adolescence ceded to adulthood.

Yet many of these same parents will think nothing of skipping life-saving vaccinations.

What's strange about social panic attacks is they are largely catalyzed and compounded by the fear of what others will think of me, yet the panic attacks themselves resemble dying.

"It's almost like one building will think of something" — yet another rule — "and another will add it.