Sentence examples for made of yes from inspiring English sources

We're led to an outdoor table beside topiary-filled garden and a Provence-style building made of – yes – mud bricks, and watch busloads of visitors arriving.

His current show at the Barbara Gladstone Gallery in Manhattan features paintings of steamy 1950's romance novels, while a show in Munich has some sculptures he made of, yes, tire planters.

The unfortunate contestant on the sharp end of Heidi's critique was Bryce Black, who had created a startling aqua blue outfit with a nubby top created from hamster bedding and a flouncy skirt made of, yes, those wee-wee pads, shredded to look like overlapping dinner napkins.

It's made of wood, yes, but I doubt that's its raison d'etre.

More use should have been made of self-interested yes-mavericks, such as Ukip's Nigel Farrage, to summon up a rabble army.

"The PD brass," one vet told us, "is made up of yes men and political appointees.

I get a thrill just remembering that freedom of following my hands, tinkering with this palette of objects I had around me, figuring and re-figuring how to attach all the various parts made of different materials - yes, the gravity part - and letting it grow.

Luckily for you, those bristles of your eyebrow brush are made of soft nylon -- yes, that's a scratchless material.

In the piece "I Was There and It Was Divine," the billowing dresses fuse inextricably with the architecture and natural surroundings, as if made of the same stuff -- yes, perhaps it's paint.

To make matters of "yes" worse, there will come the day that the word no is finally presented to us, and we would not know how to handle it.

"Odd shapes made of wood, old wooden door stops (yes, as crazy as it may seem), old gloves found on the street, old matchbox labels.