Sentence examples for think of yes from inspiring English sources

Camper English, of Alcademics, attended Bombay Sapphire's "Most Imaginative Bartender" contest finals in London last month and found NaCL mixed into many of the drinks, including the winning entry from France's Remy Savage (which featured a "paper syrup" designed to make the drinker think of, yes, paper).

But when I think of Yes Minister I think of the best of the two worlds of politics and civil service – of vision and administrative handcraft – coming together for the good of the country.

It isn't a competition, but if you asked me the old desert-island question, I'd take eggplant before any meat I could think of (and, yes, that includes bacon).

And come to think of it, yes: if there has to be one moment or one place where my love affair with Ronnie hit the rocks, Saint-Moritz gets the prize, even if it's a little hard to weep warm tears for a Swiss hotelier.

Come to think of it, yes, Chekov would recognize this, it's The Cherry Orchard and The Sea Gull, perhaps a little of Uncle Vanya.

Not to mention (come to think of it, yes to mention) the fact that those elements in our society most opposed to assisted dying seem often to be ok with capital punishment.

It is as good a reason as I can think of for voting yes.

Of course, if you were a child of the '70s as I was, you can't see a line like "March comes in like A LION …" and not think of this: Oh yes, there's also that SPINNING WHEEL.

If you are thinking of saying yes, think of why you broke up in the first place.

A tangle of guilt and ambivalence, which amounts to embarrassment, accompanies that silent correction, especially if the mistake has been made by someone I think well of (yes, it's okay to end a sentence with a preposition).

And, yes, think of the configuration as one ripe for a cockfight.