Sentence examples for yet fell from inspiring English sources
Buffalo went 7-2-1, yet fell short.
The Mirror's headline was designed to shock, yet fell flat; pricked hours later by a breezy tweet from Manchester United's Luke Shaw denying his involvement.
Fourth graders in New York and Houston also led children in other cities in reading, yet fell short of the national average.
Everton had the better of the first half yet fell behind after 27 minutes after Okazaki got in front of Funes Mori, chasing a flick-on, and went to ground as the Argentinian tangled with him.
On a day of unremitting, edge-of-the-seat entertainment England battered France with seven tries yet fell six points short of the winning margin they needed to overhaul Ireland at the top of the Six Nations Championship table.
Free, or "at liberty," from manorial rule or obligations to the crown, the liberties "belonged" to the city yet fell outside the jurisdiction of the lord mayor, the sheriffs of London, and the Common Council, and they constituted an ambiguous geopolitical domain over which the city had authority but, paradoxically, almost no control.
But the government could yet fall.
And yet fall apart it did not.
It might yet fall apart, even at this early stage.
With homes still remarkably dear, prices could yet fall.
