Sentence examples for the election yes from inspiring English sources

Don't voters have the right to know now what Democratic and Republican politicians will do on the TPP after the election, yes or no?

Did the man win the election?" "Yes," Jesus said.

This has been Sanders's point since the election: "Yes, we need more candidates of diversity, but we also need candidates to be fighters for the working class," he says, which is all well and good.

(Remember when the video of Clinton appearing to faint was going to cost her the election?) Yes, Trump, a reckless demagogue, has taken this information and made wild claims, but think of what he and his supporters would have alleged if the information leaked out in a less formal way, especially after the election was over.

I think he will be the leader at the next election, yes," he told the programme.

Yes, bigger than the American election; yes, bigger than the long-awaited rise of machine learning; yes, bigger than Elon Musk's one-two punch of space travel and electric cars — although it's related to that.

Whether it is how she will vote in the general election (yes, Conservative), what she thinks of New Labour's handling of the economy (not good) or what she did when her husband, Matthew Freud, criticised a hugely successful part of the Murdoch-owned News Corporation, shardlydly ever refuses to comment – the interview is worth the wait.

"A lot of people said we can't win the general election; yes we can!" Ms. O'Donnell said.

"A foreign government tried to influence the American election, yes, but that's not actually that weird," Oliker said.

"A foreign government tried to influence the American election, yes, but that's not actually that weird".

After two months of traveling around the country, Mr. Carr finds that Catholics are "really wrestling" with the moral issues posed by the election: abortion, yes, but also the war in Iraq and other issues.