Sentence examples for yet dragged from inspiring English sources
Mishaps over tax policy (see article) have not yet dragged him seriously off course.Yet some Tories blame their party's political strategy for their apparent lack of momentum.
It is a tricky issue that may yet drag on for months.
Multi-generation family outings could yet drag this one to a decent number by Christmas Day.
Labour officials in London are aware that this is not just a storm in a local teacup, but a mire which could yet drag in John Prescott, the deputy prime minister and MP for Hull East.
Negotiations may yet drag on into next year.The prizes to be hadIf the negotiators do succeed, it will be because the potential benefits would be substantial, especially for Iran.
Eliza has a chance of getting out of Cluj that her parents could only dream of, yet her unsuitable, low-achieving, motorbike-riding boyfriend might yet drag her down.
Mr. Allawi's near concession to a new political reality reflected the coy, stubborn and at times bare-knuckled brinkmanship that has left Iraq politically adrift for most of 2010 — and could yet drag it into new crises as the last American troops are to withdraw next year.
"It's quite unpleasant," said Thurber of this unpredictable yet dragging and utterly dysfunctional governmental state of affairs.
Assuming this isn't the setup for Kaufman's greatest prank yet, Drag City will release "Andy and His Grandmother" on July 16.
"Worse yet, they dragged their Afghan workers into this.
Yet having dragged himself free of addiction (he looks startlingly bronzed and fit) he can detect no difference in his approach to songwriting.
