Sentence examples for yet lie from inspiring English sources

Still, surprises may yet lie ahead over the succession.

Wednesday's sweater weather notwithstanding, blizzards and ice may yet lie ahead.

It was yet another unnecessary reminder of what had happened – and what may yet lie ahead.

And at some point, the firm will again weigh its future, which may yet lie in an initial public offering.

The "Mighty Prophet" of the poem is an infant, on whom custom does not yet lie "Heavy as frost".

Although the emphasis in Riyadh is now on stability and continuity, surprises may yet lie ahead over the succession.

"We realize there is a lot of litigation yet lying in front of us.

Yet "Lay It Down" isn't the first secular release in Mr. Green's recent history.

He is brutish and unhappy (brutish because unhappy), doing well from his adopted land yet lying low, somehow, as if he were an illegal refugee.

Still, she and my father seemed increasingly at home as they explored more deeply this country to which they could not yet lay claim.

The metaphor — as similitude — almost "fails," but it is blazingly successful in the context of the poem's address to a young man who has not yet "lain with a woman".