Sentence examples for yet to get on from inspiring English sources

She was still so dazed she hadn't realized she had yet to get on her bike.

But almost two weeks into the tournament, he has yet to get on the field.

I am genuinely concerned about the fact that this year is going to be the hardest yet to get on to a course.

Running Back Matchups Ahmad Bradshaw (NYG) vs. Beanie Wells (ARZ) — The Giants running game has yet to get on track (3.3 yards per carry) and turning that around will be no easy task against a tough Seattle run defense.

At Thursday's press event, Mr. Zuckerberg repeatedly signaled that he wanted the new product to enable a mass, global audience to connect to Facebook, especially those have yet to get on the Internet.

Of greater concern to Edwards is establishing a running game that, as good as the Jets' offense looked last week against the Saints, has yet to get on track.

Yet, at first, he seemed to get on well with Robert Runcie, his first Archbishop of Canterbury.

Although he has yet to get back on a longboard, he has even resumed playing his favorite sport, soccer.

Mrs May said the coalition had "yet to get agreement" on the measures that should be introduced to reform the current system.

While eMusic has a long tradition of selling DRM-free music, they still have yet to get in on any major label action.

Merkel, 59, returns to power at a time when the region has yet to get back on its feet fully from its still-unresolved debt crisis, and as Germany's relations with the United States continue to suffer from the fallout over revelations that American spies tapped her phone and collected electronic data on ordinary Germans.