Sentence examples for yet belong from inspiring English sources
"The 21st century", writes Judt, "might yet belong to Europe".
Still it felt somehowas if it did not yet belong to me.As if I did not yet belong to it.So I sat down to write it.
"The twenty-first century," he suggests, "might yet belong to Europe".
Today may yet belong to Johnson-Thompson, althergh her chances of a medal must be slim.
Giant pandas for example (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) are infamous bamboo munchers, yet belong to Carnivora.
As he did not yet belong to any party, he took his seat in the centre of the Chamber.
Eye-popping shades of turquoise, azure blue, coral and sunshine yellow seemed linked to Renaissance hues, yet belonging to a digital world.
The version of the proposal that emerged would have little to do with the original, yet belonged to me as much as to everyone else.
"Orphan assets", no longer legally owned by the person who put the money into the trust but not yet belonging to the trust's potential beneficiaries, offer plenty of room for abuse.
Here the dog is all alive with a feeling which, while not untrue to canine nature, yet belongs to that part of the dog which is most akin to man.
It reveals Johnston's quest to distil a crisp new alphabet that had "the bold simplicity of the authentic lettering of the finest periods and yet belonging unmistakably to the 20th century", as his brief from Underground director Frank Pick demanded.
