Sentence examples for holding yes from inspiring English sources

Fillion includes amusing touches in her handsome paintings: An ancient amphora is decorated with a goddess holding  — yes — a pizza, and to show how the food became popular outside Italy after World War II, Fillion paints two men and a woman in uniform eating at a counter — while the cap of one of the men appears to away in a sudden gust of wind — or perhaps because of the strength of the garlic?

My paper holds: "yes, they are".

If they come too close hold (yes, HOLD) B button to hit them twice.

If you are a fan of the show, you know the voice is Tom Baker's, perhaps the version of the Doctor that holds, yes, the most nostalgic weight.

In 2002, Mr. Musharraf ordered a referendum to be held, a yes or no vote on his legitimacy as president.

That's a far smaller lead than no held over yes in Scotland this far from the vote, only to see that advantage sharply reduced once battle was joined.

One: So are they all, all honorable men This argument holds that yes, his "tax problems" are serious, definitely worthy of condemnation but, hey, he disclosed everything voluntarily (which is a really hilarious word under the circumstances, isn't it?), he has sworn, just like Tim Geithner did, that it was all unintentional, and he has apologized handsomely, just like Tim Geithner did.

That series includes more than 50 shows of new, independent films, most held on, yes, rooftops across the city.

Alford added: "Our three states, the monarch, our parliament and our judicial system, must be held accountable, yes.

It certainly helps to assess risk if there is transparency about what the assets being held are, yes.

To reiterate, hold responsible, yes, punish, no.