Sentence examples for yet transferred from inspiring English sources

Only one is still functioning: a dry cleaners, a business that has not yet transferred to the internet.

The only silver lining for New York is that their vaunted home advantage at Red Bull Arena has never yet transferred to the playoffs.

He has enormous respect that hasn't yet transferred to the mainstream, and his second solo album pulses with the zeitgeist of our times.

The primary cash for the candidates does not include money not yet transferred to their campaigns from the fund-raising accounts each candidate shares with his party.

Earlier, the coffin, not yet transferred from a hearse to the gun carriage, was driven slowly past 10 Downing Street, Mrs. Thatcher's residence during her 11 years in power.

The CAA acts as an agency of EASA on these issues, retaining its original regulatory powers in areas not yet transferred to EASA.

Yet transferring a literary confection to the screen is a dicey proposition that can produce a wonderfully inspired Oscar winner like "The English Patient," based on the novel by Michael Ondaatje, or dissolve into an energetically silly mess like "Shining Through," the 1992 film version of Susan Isaacs's popular novel.

Yet transferring small bits of data between two nearby phones is still often a total pain.

It has so many means of connecting to other devices wirelessly that it's almost ridiculous — and yet, transferring even a single song into the built-in music app requires a silly, chintzy cable.

Continuity of sediment transfer through glacial systems is essential to maintain subglacial bedrock erosion, yet transfer at temperate glaciers with overdeepened beds, where subglacial fluvial sediment transport should be greatly limited by adverse slopes, remains poorly understood.

The audience, he claimed, would be better off "firing their brokers" and buying into one of Taylor's "no-risk sweepstakes machines"—or, better yet, transferring their money (all of it, ideally) into self-directed IRA custodial accounts, which Taylor's company City Capital Corporation would then invest in inner-city businesses.