Sentence examples for yet going out from inspiring English sources

Even if you're not ready to date yet, going out and socializing will keep your mind off of your ex.

Unlike Stern, the Sunday Times hadn't yet gone out on a limb.

As a result of a hectic fall, I have not yet gone out to clean up my garden.

Mona took another sip of coffee; she craved a cigarette, but she had run out two days ago and hadn't yet gone out to replace them.

When eight months passed and I had not yet gone out out for dinner because I had to nurse my daughter to sleep, I pined for my earlier freedom and business travels.

Or better yet, go out for a walk and walk it off.

Go online, or better yet go out and have a tea while shopping for the book titled, "The Prophet".

And more may yet go out of the door.

Clearly, shooting the messenger has not yet gone out of fashion.

Today's ornithologically-minded poets content themselves with more descriptive responses, though birds have never yet gone out of poetic fashion.

All this for a clientele described by Ms. Weingram as young, connected "and attractive," and by Mr. Kunkel as people who might choose a cheap cubicle for their city accommodations, yet "go out for $300-a-bottle 300-a-bottle 300-a-bottle