Sentence examples for yet though nearly from inspiring English sources
Yet though nearly twice as numerous as their attackers, the British lost Crete.
Yet though nearly 150 years have intervened since Rimbaud's first declaration of independence, many readers in our own age, too, still prefer a coherence of imagery, a sameness of tone, a readable sequential message, even, ultimately, what amounts to a prose narrative broken into lines.
Going national, though, nearly proved her undoing.
Don't turn it in yet, though!
Many were among the 700,000 victims of Operation Murambatsvina, when Zanu-PF decided to sweep away entire shanty-towns in 2005.The exodus of Zimbabweans abroad, especially to South Africa, has yet to be stemmed, though nearly 420,000 people have been helped to return this year.
Yet, though it is always nearly unanimously endorsed, only a few nations have practiced it.
Yet it has not been embraced even though nearly 9 of 10 people affected by the tax would be out-of-state visitors.
The sun still shines in Clapham, the wind still blows, the rubbish is still collected (mostly), and kids still go to school (though not yet nearly enough of them in Lambeth).
Both worked directly on a Huawei-branded Alexa app, one that features much (though not yet nearly all) of the functionality of the app for Amazon's Echo line.
Yet, nowhere in the formal education system — from kindergarten through college — are people skills taught, even though nearly all of us use our people skills every day.
