Sentence examples for yet start from inspiring English sources

Better yet, start tuning in — and encourage a friend to do the same.

But there were signs that a process of indirect talks might yet start despite Israel's position.

Robert I. Rotberg rightly argues that the United States should not yet start delivering substantial aid to Zimbabwe ("The false unity in Zimbabwe," Views, June 15).

Mr. Ivanov of Yukos said the timetable for building the China pipeline "has obviously been disrupted," though construction might yet start this year.

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Their 29-0 win over Italy in Rome may cost them the services of the fly-half Camille Lopez, who limped off with a dead leg, and Jules Plisson, if fit, could yet start at 10.

Kim's courtship of Rodman, his pursuit of a boyhood hero, could yet start making him look as vulnerable to others in his regime as it makes him look to us in the west, who are far more used to seeing how much a powerful figure loses when he loses his mystique.

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