Sentence examples for yet another number from inspiring English sources

Steinway assigns those pianos yet another number, beginning with the letter C, for concert.

Horner must not become yet another number in these dismal statistics.

Next up were the "over 30s," where the awful Dexter Haygood shouted his way through yet another number.

Justice Stephen G. Breyer proposed yet another number, one tied to the amount of crossover voting from whites needed to elect the minority group's preferred candidate.

The experts who develop landing standards used the ­Widnall instability to arrive at a rule of thumb involving yet another number: "People now know that if you land airplanes three minutes apart, that's going to be safer," she says.

So after contacting the manufacturer, consumers frequently find themselves calling yet another number, and then later, after the service call has been arranged, communicating with a third party — who inevitably seems to have a different idea about when the work will be done and what the warranty covers.

What the Synthesis Report adds is yet another vector, consisting of yet another numbered list, against which the new agenda should seek to operate.

Think Tank was yet another UK number one and managed Blur's highest US position of number 56.

And I wouldn't need yet another phone number.

Then, at last, Mr. Corella and his sister Carmen Corella appeared in "Soleá," yet another virtuoso number.

Still, to receive and fill out an official fraud report, I had to call yet another 800 number and strip again.