Sentence examples for late yes from inspiring English sources

Just like if you're on stage and audience members arrive late — yes, you want a full house, but you're still annoyed they didn't show up on time.

"It's a little bit late, yes," Mr. Smith said yesterday, "but we're very, very, very close".

Perry got into the race late, yes, but he did so because the field seemed wide open for him, and when he made his announcement official he immediately became the front-runner, leading national polls as well as those taken in Iowa and South Carolina.

"It was paid late, yes," Boullier said.

In addition, Mr Brown relayed a panicked response to the late Yes surge from Westminster, a promise of further devolution to the Scottish Parliament, which was the third possible explanation for the strengthened No vote.

And Craig Ferguson is on Late Late Yes, early!

Even at this late stage (yes, it's late) full disaster, it's been suggested, can still be averted.

The message for them is clear: it's not too late and yes, the world does care.

The housing polices of the late nineties (yes, including those of the Clinton administration) and most of the two-thousands have been an excruciatingly long and drunken set up to a suicide dive, with countless people standing on the sidelines warning about the reckless cliff dance and the dangers below.

Belatedly, yes, but better late than never.

So here's what needs to be said about the latest numbers: yes, we're doing a bit better, but no, things are not O.K. — not remotely O.K.