Sentence examples for of yes called from inspiring English sources

It was a bizarre classic, an oddity that Michael Kay of YES called "the strangest no-hitter you'll ever see".

Leo Hindery, the chief executive of YES, called the Cablevision commercial a "fraud" and an "obfuscation" because "every cable company gets Channel 2, ESPN and Fox," which will carry the 32 games.

To those who could not see YES's telecast, here is some of what you missed: YES calls itself "the Home of Champions," which must refer only to the Yankees, unless the network is counting the Nets' two American Basketball Association titles.

And yes: Call of Duty: Black Ops takes places in the same era.

I hated being stuck in an office, tied to a cubicle, doing work that to me, had no meaning or purpose, being told what to do by someone less competent and smart than I thought I was (yes, call me full of myself but at age 22 I thought I knew more than my boss), following stupid instructions and accepting things that made no sense to me.

So yes, call me delusional.

An shRNA-resistant version of c-Yes cDNA (called R-Yes) was generated by site-directed mutagenesis (QuickChange II XL-Stratagen) of full-length human c-Yes cDNA and inserted into pcDNA.1DV5HisTopo (Invitrogen).

The second is that, yes, Call of Duty: Black Ops sold a whopping 8.4 million units.

"We're calling it the sound of innovation," Mr. Schwartz said, adding that each commercial is to begin and end with a brief flash of light — and yes, he called it the "flash of innovation".

Yes, Powell warned about the ecological and economic consequences of exploiting the West; yes, he called for limited settlement of Western lands, for, as he said, there is not sufficient water to irrigate the region.

TeamRock's head of radio Moose (yes, really) called the Dickinson deal "a great gift for rock fans the world over".