Sentence examples for yes from a from inspiring English sources

We have just watched what we thought was a "yes" from a Major UK funding body turn into a "no".

And, yes, "From a Buick 8" presents a sentimental view of police work, hardly the whole truth, as some black drivers in New Jersey can surely testify.

Minutes before final consideration of a bitterly contested measure to give President Bush expanded trade negotiating authority, Mr. DeMint switched to a yes from a no, providing the swing vote in a 215-214 outcome.

Serendipity can be spotting a song tagged by a friend in Shazam, or happening upon a new singer/songwriter in a Twitter Music chart, or having your ears seized by a track in a Mixcloud set, or yes, from a computer-generated recommendation.

It would have been easy to think, "Oh, I'll never get a yes from a guy like that" and settle for someone less noteworthy.

"Looking back, if they weren't going to vote yes based on everyone being equal, they could have at least voted yes from a public relations standpoint.

(And certainly yes from an investor perspective — Twitter is of course answerable to its shareholders now).

(The unwieldy title, which means "like moss on a stone, ah yes, yes, yes," is taken from a song by the Chilean singer Violeta Parra).

Don't assume that a "yes" from yesterday will guarantee a "yes" today.

A vote on the principle of a two-state solution (which might still elicit a "yes" from both sides) may be a better prospect than submitting any precise land swap to popular scrutiny.

With this method, make sure you get his/her parents' permission, or else even a "yes" from your date might get overridden by a "no" from a parent who doesn't appreciate chalk graffiti on their property.