Sentence examples for yet precious from inspiring English sources
Yet precious few politicians have been hauled into court.
Yet precious little has been done to deploy this growing gas endowment to solve these problems.
It's silly yet meaningful, ordinary yet fantastical, tangible yet transcendent, and disposable yet precious.
Yet precious little evidence suggests the elections were systematically rigged.Much now hangs on how the Democrats respond to Ms Yingluck's call for an election.
The tribunal has long held many of the top accused conspirators in custody, yet precious few have so far been tried.
Yet precious few of the estimated 16 million supple, spandex-clad yoginis in the United States, who sustain an annual $6 billion industry, seem to have a clue that they owe their yoga mats to Vivekananda.
Yet the precious supply of these wines is almost gone.
Or would he expend yet more precious capital on health care?
Yet, as precious campaign time ticks away, Mr. Rice's candidacy seems to grow weaker.
Small, yet relatively precious, with prices of roughly $30,000 to $50,000, these models suggest that their owners could afford to buy a bigger car — but choose not to.
Yet this precious attire, from 70-year-old Dior couture to Biba dresses from the Sixties, will be sold in a field at a music festival.
