Sentence examples for yet on the third from inspiring English sources

That may still be the case, of course, and yet on the third day, one where the natural rhythms of Test cricket were restored in contrast to the public display of butchery from England's all-rounder, Amla was, through a combination of belligerence, elegance, good fortune and a flat pitch, able to nail some additional planks to the barricade.

And yet, on the third day of anti-immigrant protests, thousands of people – mainly migrants and people of colour – staged a counter-protest nearby, chanting "Nazis out!" I attended the counter-protest and spoke to six refugees about the incident at the weekend, the continued rise of the far-right in Germany and whether they are afraid for their future.

Yet on the first day of his candidacy, General Clark said he probably would have voted for the congressional resolution.

Yet, on the first anniversary of "26/11," it seems as remote as 9/11 to the inhabitants of this village.

Yet on the first day of trading, investors go wild, pushing the company's stock up 60percentt.

Yet on the first of three days of mourning, there was no sign that the country's political parties would stand together in unity.

Yet on the first weekend of the Paris schedule, which lasts until Friday, such events were commonplace and all the more welcome for it.

Yet on the first play of the game, quarterback Kerry Collins's pass was batted at the line of scrimmage by defensive end Richard Seymour and intercepted by cornerback Tyrone Poole.

Yet on the second day after his election Wall Street investors were in a bullish mood, with the Dow Jones industrial average hitting a record high.

Yet on the fourth floor of the New Surfside nursing home in Far Rockaway, Queens, about 50 mentally ill people are prevented from going outside by locked elevators and fire doors with alarms.

Yet on the first day of this year's harvest, as Mr. Carter oversaw a dozen of his laborers from Mexico unloading tobacco leaves into drying barns, his face lighted up when he discussed an undeniably bright spot.