Sentence examples for yet another month from inspiring English sources
HAVING learned that inflation ticked up to 3.3% in November, making yet another month in which price increases ran ahead of target, Britons may be wondering when the Bank of England will begin hitting its monetary brakes.
The news comes after yet another month of endless column inches associated with the star.
The price war prompted yet another month of deflation, with prices across the market down an average 0.5%.
Going With the Omens Officials at the New York Theater Workshop were talking yesterday to the cast of Tony Kushner's drama "Homebody/Kabul" about extending for yet another month -- until March 3; two weeks were added before its first preview.
But in 2008, a year that has now been officially declared to be in recession, the drop registered with a resigned sense that, yes, this awful year still has yet another month to go.
As the Army struggles to meet its recruiting goal for yet another month, the public is inundated with reports of needless casualties in Iraq caused by insufficiently armored vehicles and inadequate supplies of body armor.
Recently, having left my dog alone far longer than expected, the call of nature required I take him out immediately on returning home — after yet another March snow.
When yet another march ended in violence, Vallejo and her fellow students collected hundreds of tear-gas shells and brought them to La Moneda.
Fearing increasing unrest, the military leaders—in yet another October coup ousted the extreme right-wing government they had installed a year earlier and handed power over to Gen. Kriangsak Chomanand, who was open to a more democratic style of government.
Girardi was not strutting about the Yankees' record, but the Yankees gave off the air of a franchise preparing for yet another September run, the way it has been so often in the Bronx.
(I'm thinking of Ninel, the joyless fanatic in her 2004 novel Heir to the Glimmering World who is always leading "yet another march in favour of the downtrodden" and who renamed herself thus because it is Lenin, spelt backwards).
