Sentence examples for yes calling from inspiring English sources

Securing payment transactions is what we do, and yes – calling attention to and protecting against these types of security threats to consumers, merchants and banks is our responsibility.

It's not uncommon to stumble upon writers who self-flagellate in order to make the final episode and Fire Walk with Me seem like a satisfying conclusion to the "franchise" (yes, calling Twin Peaks a franchise feels weird).

In the wake of NFL running back Adrian Petersen's indictment on child abuse charges, resulting from bloodying his 4-year-old son with a stick (and yes, calling it "love") comes the startling factoid than fully two-thirds of Americans believe in spanking their kids.

You are smiling because, yes, calling you a bald faggot is her way of saying, "Hello, sonny boy".

Yes, calling for any paid leave is unprecedented for a Republican Presidential nominee, and, yes, it would be much better than what we have now which is no legally guaranteed paid leave at all, a state of affairs that sets the United States apart from every other industrialized country in the world.

Yes, calling in sick on this day is highly suspect thanks to our beloved movie.

To those who could not see YES's telecast, here is some of what you missed: YES calls itself "the Home of Champions," which must refer only to the Yankees, unless the network is counting the Nets' two American Basketball Association titles.

One candid Lib Dem yes called AV "a small change which will make a big difference".

The government in recent years has employed ever more press officers and special advisers to control the flow of news and to present the news in the best possible light (yes, call it spin).

Leo Hindery, the chief executive of YES, called the Cablevision commercial a "fraud" and an "obfuscation" because "every cable company gets Channel 2, ESPN and Fox," which will carry the 32 games.

And yes: Call of Duty: Black Ops takes places in the same era.