Sentence examples for yet though now from inspiring English sources

"No human bones have been found with these as yet, though now that curiosity has been so much excited on this subject some human remains will be detected in the older alluvium of European valleys, I confidently expect," says Sir C. Lyell, who also gives very curious and interesting reasons to account for their absence.

Yet racism, though now in a more latent state, still survives.

We may yet though".

Don't turn it in yet, though!

We're not out of the woods yet, though there are now clear outsiders and clear insiders in the race to get northward of the very thin red line.

O our holly and its berry were soon turned to dust, as were we who in singing and kindness put trust; and yet though we sing now to you from the grave, you can hear us because we are singing of love.

Yet, though it is now believed that the peopling process was far more complex––beginning much earlier, possibly involving multiple migratory pulses and involving a different entry route fundamental questions about the antiquity, number, timing, and adaptive strategies of the Pleistocene peoples of North America remain.

Yet though the repairs are now coming along swiftly, Ms. Povich has had trouble finding enough help to open the place back up in March.

Its release shows that Facebook isn't favoring Android mobile development just yet, though its Android app now has more daily active users than its iPhone app.

Yet, her work has continued even though now she is employed outside the field.

Those aren't available on the Vudu box yet, though; it's just launching now and the first (and only) video service to hit is Sony's MyPlay, through which you'll be able to watch Sony Music videos to your heart's content.