Sentence examples for comes yes from inspiring English sources

Here are two examples of proper dash usage: An introductory clause is a brief phrase that comes — yes, you guessed it — at the beginning of a sentence.

"Would you like a car to take you tomorrow?" says a girl at the travel desk, and unbidden the answer comes, Yes.

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At that point and for decades to come, yes was the obvious answer.

Help came, yes, but it came in the midst of challenge.

Winter is still coming, yes, and the White Walkers crowd the back of everyone's mind, but as Season 5 opens, most of the lead characters are in psychological rather than mortal peril.

The volume just went way up on the siren song of that Mina-sized rock calling out to me, come, yes you, the one with the red curly hair, come hide under me.

Winter was coming, yes, but also heavy machinery to scrape the land level and to haul away the ramshackle chain-link fence and the timbers dividing one plot from another.

As I prepared to leave, he recalled another line, this one from Wallace Stevens: "After the final no there comes a yes and on that yes the future world depends".

"You can't just publish a book, and slaughter everybody in the side, and [then] they say 'Oh yes, come back in, yes, yes,'" he said.

And so the waitress comes by and "yes, yes, yes".