Sentence examples for yet though the phrase from inspiring English sources

There's no word on a title, tracklist or a digital/physical release date yet (though the phrase "22 Days" has popped up in a Brooklyn mural advertising the record).

Yet ditching the phrase hasn't destroyed its underlying ethos.

And yet, as the phrase has grown more popular, it has acquired a largely negative undertone.

Yet the phrase goes on.

Yet the phrase "tackled vine" is no less striking.

And yet the phrase sounds just like him.

Yet, the phrase spread in the later 19th century, largely because of the French.

I have yet the hear the phrase "aquavit-fueled crime spree".

People weren't yet sneering at the phrase Blair's Britain.

Yet the phrase had, by 1999, more currency than a single agency or a single country.

5 Yet, the phrase 'population health' appears only four times in the ACA, and is not formally defined.