Sentence examples for yet long ago from inspiring English sources
Memorial Day would no doubt qualify as one many would reserve for pause and reflection, yet long ago it became, along with other recreational activities, as much about beer at the ballpark as anything else.
Yet, long ago, lunacy laws were on the books in England.
West says he finds the driven American work ethic "distressing," yet long ago made the decision to settle here.
Yet it long ago lost all contact with reality.
Yet not long ago, AT&T was the dinosaur and Vodafone represented the future.
Yet not long ago, the wedding that put him in the spotlight is one he would not have performed.
Yet I long ago realised that most children have felt like outsiders or frauds at some point.
And yet, not long ago, the United States Open was the rip-roaring runway for powerful women on their game.
Yet not long ago the same people were opposing that very military mobilization on the basis that all peaceful alternatives had not yet been exhausted.
Victory enabled Southampton to ease above Villa and yet, not long ago, Nigel Adkins, their manager, appeared to have the hangman's noose dangling above him at St Mary's Stadium.
Yet not long ago, the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood entered into a preposterous political alliance with that same Khaddam after he had exiled himself to Paris and begun to denounce the regime that he had served so faithfully for decades.
