Sentence examples for which means yes from inspiring English sources
He thereby coined a new concept, the "yumby", which means "yes, under my backyard".
Action for Alienated Citizens (popularly known by its Czech acronym, ANO, which means "yes"), a protest party founded in 2011 by billionaire media mogul Andrej Babiš, finished a strong second with almost 19 percent, followed by the Communists with 15 percent.
The mass media is also a way for news about celebrities to proliferate and spread, which means yes, there are a bunch of stories about Bieber, Kanye, and Miley circulating on the internet and television all the time.
Which means yes, it is technically autumn.
Mr. Vaish spoke rapidly in Hindi to the tailor who wiggled his head, which means yes.
Which means, yes, you can now listen to full songs on SoundTracking instead just of 30 second iTunes snippets.
That means dollars, which means saying yes to oil, logging or tourists.
"It was 'critically acclaimed'," she says of her first album, "Which means that yes, we got some nice reviews, but nobody bought it".
When asked about the brand's aspect, Twitter said only that "Vine messages are available to all users," which means that yes, if a brand has a Vine account they can probably send them.
Which means sex, yes, but also the "flirting and physical touching" that make up a huge part of dates.
Which means, that, yes, Tutwiler itself was used as a threat to keep a woman quiet while she sat in her cell and suffered the miscarriage of a child that experts later determined could have been saved.
