Sentence examples for closed yes from inspiring English sources

Most Continental markets, together with those in other centers, were closed yes terday in observance of May Day.

I would prefer it was closed, yes". Asked whether it was government policy that Guantánamo should be shut down, he replied: "That's what I think". Mr Hain was asked for his reaction to a United Nations report, backed by UN secretary general Kofi Annan, calling for inmates to be tried or released and for the camp's immediate closure.

I would prefer it closed, yes". Asked if he believed Mr. Blair agreed with him, he said, "I think so, yes". Mr. Hain added, "We've always said that Guantánamo Bay was something that shouldn't have happened". In Berlin, however, the prime minister was more circumspect, insisting that British policy toward the camp had not changed.

"Do you have window wars with your husband — you want them open, he wants them closed?" "Yes," I said.

Even regular reporters noticed that the factory in question closed under, yes, George W. Bush — a fact Romney failed to mention, although his campaign scrambled to cover for him afterwards.

As for the Giants becoming a West Coast dynasty that would mimic the Yankees' overall success, Dunston said, "We're not there yet, but we're getting close, yes we are".

It cuts close, yes, but you'll want to stick to a blade if you like to appear fresh-faced and healthy.

Temper tantrums, diaper blowouts and insert randomness come at you harder than a fastball from an ace closer (yes, I just mixed up my sports metaphors, deal with it).

We [anesthesiology and surgery] have probably become closer; yes, we have.

Our playing partner's caddie shouted out in midflight that "it'll get a nice kick from there," which proved to be the understatement of the day as the ball landed, kicked and rolled 40 feet toward the flag, closer, closer and, yes, right into the cup for an eagle deuce!

Lunch only, and closed weekends, but, yes, worth it.