Sentence examples for yea from from inspiring English sources

The performance of "Populism, Yea! Yea!" from "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson," written by Alex Timbers and Michael Friedman, was a reminder of that show's anticipation of themes that seem less outrageously overstated than they did almost a decade ago, when it débuted at the Public.

Single colonies were isolated on YEA from individual streaks.

he's saying it's time to get smarter COMMENT FROM ERIC: yea we have the best universities… so much that being a US citizen in my Engineering Entrepreneurship class is minority status.

That motion failed by a vote of 211 to 186, however, with all of the yeas coming from Democrats.

Most of the Republican yea votes came from the Northeast, where the party then had a substantial presence.

(The Senate majority leader, Harry Reid, changed his vote from "yea" to "nay," but that was said to be for tactical reasons, so he could bring the legislation up again at a later date).

Just a few English and Scandinavian doublets coexist in current speech: no and nay, yea and ay, from and fro, rear (i.e., "to bring up") and raise, shirt and skirt (both related to the adjective short), less and loose.

BG: Yea, and speaking from the outside I'd have been thrilled to have her run any of our companies.

On Wednesday, an additional three switched from yea to nay.

Soloway said that they'll get the yea or nay from Amazon in the first or second week of March.

The state legislators voted 36 to 71 against the motion, with all of the "yea" votes coming from Democratic members (including Kristen Jacobs, the House member who represents the district where Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School is located).