Sentence examples for it yes they from inspiring English sources

There is a humourless danger in taking song lyrics too literally, but I can't help it: yes, they do know it's Christmas time in Africa because huge swaths of that vast continent are Christian; the greatest gift anyone can have is life; and actually, it is more likely to be water, not just "bitter tears", flowing across Africa's 54 nations.

In other jurisdictions, "yes the police do it, yes they make a referral to the shelter, but, to be candid, so what?

Do you guys want it?' " Yes, they did.

Stein wants the Obama Administration to ignore the fraudulent waste that is going on of scarce tax dollars spent on corporate jets, lavish bonuses, and vacation retreats because, as Stein puts it: "Yes, they will do stupid, immoral, evil things with some of the money.

"We don't like to talk about it, but, yes, they do," he said.

"If they can prevent it then, yes, they need to be banned from the game and banned from the stadium, because we don't need louts like that in the minority in rugby or in any sport for that matter".

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What she's saying here is that, "Hey look, boys can be just as dramatic as girls!" So since apparently everyone already admits that girls are dramatic, I'll just leave it at, yes they are, just like boys, and move on.

A male participant narrated how the counselling session is tailored for the couple as follows: They (health care workers) explain to you (a couple) on how it goes (procedures at the antenatal clinic for HIV testing); they ask if both of you have been (HIV) tested, if the response is no, they refer you for testing; if it is yes they counsel you appropriately.

The data relating to diabetes mellitus and myocardial infarction were collected by asking the participants whether they had been diagnosed with diabetes (type 1 or type 2) by a physician, or whether they took medication against it (if yes, they were asked to show the medication taken), or whether they have been treated in hospital because of a myocardial infarction.

Boorish, silly, boastful, self-contradictory and all the rest of it, yes: but they were full of good gossip and – since Morgan was the editor first of the News of the World and then the Daily Mirror – it was gossip that embraced both celebrity and high politics.