Sentence examples for yes from the from inspiring English sources

And yes, from the striking quality of the vegetables alone, I would say there are unseen energies at work here.

Asked whether he thinks there is a bounty on his head, he immediately says yes: "From the police".

News Corporation would likely buy a stake in YES from the Yankees' equity partners, which include Goldman Sachs and Providence Equity Partners, among others.

Such events are so rare because they rely not only on the pitcher's perfection, but also on perfection from teammates, and yes, from the umpires, too.

The constitution needs a unanimous yes from the union's 25 countries to come into force, and its rejection by France would be humiliating personal defeat for Mr. Chirac.

"The improv idea of saying yes from the start," she adds, "allows business folks to entertain things that would ordinarily get axed out".

Granted, that question was, perhaps, general enough to elicit a "yes" from even the once-every-two-years hobbyist.

The short was directed by Joseph Gordon-Levitt (yes, from "3rd Rock from the Sun"), and is included in the latest edition of Wholpin.

And yes, from one perspective the whole thing is silly and likely to fail.

I also sample skewers of tripa (yes, tripe) from the next stand.

So yes, aside from the uneasiness that the show creates, there is the uneasiness about the show as a concept.