Sentence examples for yet later when from inspiring English sources

And yet later, when I look at the pictures, the cast are all in regulation tuxedos and festival flunkies are shielding them with umbrellas.

I was half expecting a slogan to flash onscreen: "Feeling Guilty Yet?" Later, when a horde of terrified guests seek refuge near the top of the building with the loyal Arjun as their protector, one aging white lady complains about his turban.

Yet later, when she took the stage to draw raffle tickets, grinning, there was something that made her stand out; something familiar.

Yet later, when we reach our 50s and finally get a reprieve from some of these responsibilities, we may suddenly discover that our list of close friends has dwindled to only a few or is virtually nonexistent.

Yet weeks later, when the truth came out, there was nary an e-mail peep about the astonishing change.

Yet, minutes later, when the NDP and Green Party introduced amendments to forbid CSIS from breaking Canadians' constitutional rights, the Conservatives balked.

Yet, decades later when I hear the opening lyrics of that theme song I remember the warmth of Alan Thicke's Jason Seaver and I'm reminded of the impact his stay-at-home dad had on my young brain.

YET three years later, when she spoke of the great popular movements of 1989 in Germany, her eyes danced.

Yet 30 years later, when asked by the New York Philharmonic to compose a 9/11 elegy, he succumbed to what he acknowledged was his "civic duty".

And yet a year later, when the Brooklyn district attorney's office filed a formal motion to dismiss the case, it held no one responsible, and the language that it used was bloodless.

And yet, a year later, when Baoth, the Murphys' older son, died of spinal meningitis that developed with shocking suddenness from a case of measles he caught at school, Gerald could write to Scott from the depths of his grief, "I know now that what you said in 'Tender Is the Night' is true.