Examples of using Yet now in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Some years earlier, the automatic barrier gates for the garages were intended for the rich people, yet now that idea has changed a lot.
Yet now, the destiny of an entire civilization rests upon their shoulders.
Yet now the bridge is shaking, and soon it might collapse.
Yet now for the first time she saw something of Eddard Stark in his face, something as stern and hard as the north.
Yet now I'm reporting death
Perhaps he stood as such once, yet now… he fights for what he believes is just.
Yet now the US shirks all responsibility for even a single refugee.
Yet now, to ask him to execute it with his left hand… What kind of joke is this?
Yet now, this area has transformed itself into a fast-growing hot spot with real estate prices increasing rapidly.
Yet now I do repent me of all the trouble I have been at to arrive where I am.
Perhaps he stood as such once, he fights for what he believes is just. yet now.
And I know in deepest heart withhold forgiveness from treasured son. Yet now we stand as one… there is no misstep that would see father.
Yet now, some naysayers have sown seeds of doubt in their minds.
In the case of emergencies Imperial Guards are to become shields for royalty, yet now they even lost to some no name kid.
Half a century ago, African Americans were still struggling for equality, yet now the United States has elected a black president.
There are also many young people who didn't use to care about their culture and customs, yet now eagerly seeking their elders with camera in hand.
I even wrote an article about why I don't collect old Rolex watches, yet now I seem to be stuck with only vintage Rolex watches in my modest collection of Rolex watches.
Once, I even wrote an article on why I don't collect vintage Rolex watches, yet now I seem to be“stuck” with only vintage Rolex watches in my modest collection.
of view of maternity, the woman spouse, the woman mother, etc. And yet now women lead states, multinationals, armies.
Yet now, six years later, the American people remain stuck in the slowest, weakest, most tepid recovery since the Great Depression,” President-elect Donald