Sentence examples for yet she began from inspiring English sources

Yet she began to focus on schoolwork, and her grades and test results soared.

Yet she began her life-long passion for fashion during her childhood through studying the Hollywood movie stars of the 1930s and 40s.

The former national-level volleyball player describes it as her "darkest hour"; yet she began a year-long mountaineering course, trying to "outpace normal people".

Better yet, she began this tournament by stating for the record that she would under no circumstances do anything potentially harmful to get it.

Diane makes coffee and, knowing that the hit is done (due to the presence of the blue key), sits and remembers events 1-5; 7) Diane shoots herself; 8) Not dead yet, she begins the "fever dream" of the first two thirds of the film.

Yet as she began exploring the business side of show business and he focused mostly on clown gigs, they gradually grew apart.

Guillem was one of history's great ballerinas, yet when she began to perform modern dance works, she developed a physical eloquence that was no less mesmerising.

Yet once she began a group of Debussy songs in French, a certain tremulous quality that had been in her vibrato in the Italian works disappeared.

That book hasn't been published - yet - but she began posting new pieces online.

Dundy explains that Clarke became implicated in the story in yet another way: she began a relationship with the actor Carl Lee, who played the drug dealer and was, in real life, a heroin addict and a drug dealer.

Everything is observed or heard by her, yet she only begins to learn English several years - and a couple of hundred pages - into the story.