Sentence examples for yet hung from inspiring English sources

They lost Battersea, Croydon Central and Finchley and Golders Green, yet hung on to most of a group of more finely poised marginals.

Meanwhile, lots of reproductive rights pillars, like Barbara Mikulski, Barbara Boxer, and Patty Murray (I think! Not sure her win is official yet) hung on, several of them in tough races against socially conservative opponents.

On either side of us, the mountain was now a mass of stumps, in the middle of which power grids glinted in the sun, the wires for carrying current not yet hung between them.

We are meeting at Timothy Taylor because her major new show at Tate Britain is not yet hung, and her studio is unhelpfully crowded with a substantial work in progress, Homage to Gertrude Stein.

Robinson hadn't yet hung up his spikes, spending the tail end of a Hall of Fame career as a designated hitter while calling the shots from the dugout as a player-manager.

Mr. Breslin, who had been there too that night but wasn't drunk — at least not yet — hung his head and sighed a bit each time the night came up.

Given enough primetime rope, Gingrich may yet hang himself on his own vocal chords.

His art anticipates modern physics in its intimation of a nature that is endlessly changing, expanding, apparently chaotic in its energy - and yet hangs together.

Eight more of the accused had been convicted but not yet hanged; they survived because Phips reprieved them several months later.

Maybe they can accept this evolutionary account, and be strict Darwinians, yet hang on to notions of divinely imparted moral purpose.

Eisler took similar influences to greater extremes in his four-movement work, which includes everything from 12-tone writing to a Gershwinesque jazzy urbanity yet hangs together remarkably well.