Sentence examples for ya now from inspiring English sources

"I told ya, now I get hugs," Simpson said.

You lug, we luv ya! Now the Boss thinks highly of ya.

But at the time it seemed perfectly reasonable to fantasize about buying all the back-to-school supplies online before she returned from camp ("Mom, ya did such a good job that I'm relying on ya now to label everything neatly before Monday").

Way ya - way ya – way ya – Hi ya, Way ya - way ya – way ya – Hi ya, Now the BUFFALO ARE gone.

There is so much good YA right now I hardly know where to start.

Acclaimed by Lou Reed as "the perfect rock'n'roll song" and whistled by the I'm a Celeb slackers, OutKast's jerky Hey Ya! has now really arrived.

Perhaps the label YA has now started to do more harm than good, by preventing other kinds of books being published?

"Nobody wanted to defend us, but Mr. Carlson took up our case and he saved us from the gallows," said the lead defendant in the case, Andimba Toivo Ya Toivo, now the minister of labor in Namibia.

James Dawson, author of This Book Is Gay and latest booking Under My Skin For me the most exciting development in YA right now is the growing development of UK YA.

RAY WISE (LELAND PALMER)  During the intense convo I was having with Sheryl Lee, you leaned in and commented on my dead-Maddy costume and then said, "Well, I murdered ya, so now I've got to hug ya," in an extremely enthusiastic voice.

While I wish it was a more popular genre when I was growing up, it's amazing to see how YA is now growing into a genre that is happy to challenge perceptions, and allow so many diverse characters into the world, and the hands of teenagers that need to hear those voices.