Sentence examples for led yes from inspiring English sources

Most modern performances of these works (including Mr. Salonen's) use chamber orchestras, but the spare ensemble Mr. Hogwood led (yes, he conducted all three) yielded an irresistible transparency.

Stupid and easily led, yes, but not quite racist.

Their reading of in-house data led Yes Scotland to believe yes support was several per cent higher than public polls showed.

Yes we will lead, yes we will prosper, yes we will be safer, yes we will pass on to our children a stronger, better country.

Turnbull unsuccessfully led the "yes" campaign in the failed republic referendum in 1999.

"I have led a yes case for a republic into a heroic defeat once.

The prime minister, an avowed republican who led the "yes" campaign before the 1999 referendum, gave this assessment after the newly announced Australian of the Year, David Morrison, pledged support for constitutional change.

In the summer of 1975, he led the "yes" campaign in the referendum on community membership to a two-to-one victory, but it was only a momentary shaft of light in the encircling gloom.

That has led the yes and no referendum campaigns and civic rights groups to fear that between 700,000 and 1 million Scots may not participate in the decision to decide the country's future – a group known as the missing million.

Unlike his partner in government, Peter Robinson, who voted no, Mr McGuinness led the yes vote in 1998.

Alex Salmond, who had led the "yes" campaign, resigned as first minister the day after losing the vote.