Sentence examples for post yes from inspiring English sources

This is a post about how I fired my inner critic and began blogging on The Huffington Post (yes, I know, it's meta).

Well, I got many comments on that post (yes, I do read and appreciate them), and one comment mentioned how most flavors of Trident contained Aspartame (Nutrasweet), and a gum that contained Xylitol would be better.

On AMA-FREIDA, individual programs list information about the fellowship, including the option to post "yes" or "no" to a specific category of "international experience".

Anyway, getting back to that pet-peeve blog post: yes, restaurants steal away wine glasses that aren't yet empty, and servers spend too long describing dishes, and on and on.

"As for the 'How To Get Our Attention, A Case Study' post, yes, we did take the advice given.

— Robert Simonson The Washington Post: Yes, the government maintains a national raisin reserve.

The winning bidder will be given the option to have the sprouts washed prior to them being posted (yes, I intend on posting them) but this is entirely at the buyers discretion".

Actually, however, it wasn't so much her remarks, snarky as they were, as the Facebook posts (yes, grandmothers do FB if only to keep track of their kids and grandkids) others put up agreeing with her, particularly on the Fox News site, that triggered my reaction.

Osborne's veto has been endorsed by Danny Alexander, the Liberal Democrat chief secretary to the Treasury, and Ed Miliband, leader of the UK Labour party, but Carney said any decision on post-yes vote currency arrangements was for the government.

Carney said the Treasury would have a major role in any post-yes vote contingency plans but Treasury sources denied they were making any provision for a yes vote; UK ministers have repeatedly insisted they were only planning for a no vote in the referendum.

Mr Salmond said the UK Treasury could impose "hundreds of millions of pounds" in costs on firms if plans for a post-Yes currency union were rejected.