Sentence examples for whose yes from inspiring English sources
"Plight of the Troubadour" suggests the passing of an age and a culture; in this case the triumph of the northern French civilization and language (whose "yes" is "oui") over the Provençal culture of the south.
We would have had a man sensitive to every issue, someone who understood how to bypass obstacles, a person whose yes was a yes and whose no was a no".
Will.i.am, the Black Eyed Peas member whose "Yes We Can" celebrity singalong for Senator Barack Obama was a YouTube smash, released another video on Feb. 29, and it already has more than 190,580 views.
The new media will be repped by YouTube co-founder Chad Hurley, Will.i.am, whose "Yes We Can" video remix was a mega-online hit, and me.
Brecht and Weill turn the idea round in this terrifying parable of a schoolboy whose unquestioned "yes" to what is called "the tradition" leads to his annihilation.
Hence, GO terms whose value "yes" has a frequency of occurrence smaller than a predefined threshold - the "GO term occurrence threshold" - are removed from the dataset.
He was served paternity papers early Sunday morning six months into our love story, ouch), my lies (I only had two reposados with fresh lime -- 3 really but whose counting, yes, lush me, I was on foot.
It was a crucial gift, largely enabling Better Together to pay for the final 100 days of campaigning – though Rowling was less generous than the SNP's most lavish funders, the Euromillions winners Chris and Colin Weir, whose donations to yes and the SNP topped £5.5m by early September.
Through the top of the sixth, when I stopped watching, with Baltimore ahead, 8-1, Kand and Kay never mentioned the imbroglio with Cablevision, and never cut to anti-Cablevision rants from WFAN's "Mike and the Mad Dog," whose radio show YES televises in the afternoons when there are no games.
According to the Minnesota law, the Minnesota research authorization status was reviewed and only patients whose Research Status was "yes" were included in the study.
Due to this skip pattern design in the NHANES III questionnaire, the analytical sample was restricted to children whose parents answered "yes" to the gas stove question.
