Sentence examples for ya yes from inspiring English sources

My name is the R-O-D, chillin' right here with the man called P. Pascal, as you might know him, this is how we're groovin and this is how we're flowin like yigger ya yes, the unashamed fresh, that's Roderick with the Rootic-ness, bigging up my chest north east and west, everybody everybody got to stay blessed, like hey you what's your name, my name is Roderick, I ain't got no fame.

ME: a personal pizza WAITER: i think u mean "personable" M: W: did u want the personal pizza M: ya yes.

EVEN! LIKE! YA!" Yes, Hayley would eat worms.

This includes "Ja" (ya) for "yes" and "Nein" (nine) for "no" as well as: "Wie bitte?" (vee bitteh), "pardon me?".

Cherished Ya-Ya of Christian, Michel, Kristi and Kathryn.

For example, I know that Greg Gaines is short, overweight, Jewish and from what I can tell is introverted and socially awkward, like every other 'relatable' YA character, and yes, that's a negative as well.

Ya know, sure, yes, why not?

And all night long performers and hosts alike chanted, "Do my ladies run this mother for ya?" A simple yes would have sufficed.

As British citizens awaken to the idea of [EDITORS: PLEASE INSERT NAME OF WINNING POLITICAL PARTY HERE, YES? LUV YA GUYS!] being in charge for five years/political wrangling continuing for however long it takes to sort out the hanging chads [DELETE AS APPROPRIATE], the timing seemed opportune for Lost in Showbiz to showcase its own new political backdrop.

I was reminded of this quote after watching a recent episode of "The Art Assignment," a weekly PBS Digital Studios production hosted by curator Sarah Green (whose husband is -- yes -- YA lit darling and sometimes "Art Assignment" co-host John Green).

Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes.