Sentence examples for yes he could from inspiring English sources
Yes, I think Carter is ambiguous as hell and yes he could be the devil and yes he could sure have taken me in and yes the Democrats will take us to war before the Republicans and yes it could be the biggest mistake I've ever made, but all I could tell you is I've learned over the years to get simpler and simpler.
Do you hear it?" Zamora, the leader of the men who broke into the food supplies, said that yes, he could hear a drill.
Some of us, evidently, still need reassurance: here's a site to remind us that yes he could and yes he did.
Blair says Balls constantly briefed against him on everything from schools to tax, he refused to share information, and yes, he could win a political scrap, but he had no public appeal.
It was at the end of a lengthy workshop at the centre that Henry - who had a self-confessed aversion to Shakespeare - decided that yes, he could take on one of the Bard's most challenging roles.
"When I went to the CBC for help, what I received in return was a directive that yes, he could do this, and it was my job to let him... His whims were more important than my humanity and my dignity".
After he explained that his early novels perhaps reflected that it had taken him years to find his authorial voice, he smiled kindly at me--yes, he could smile kindly, contrary to popular belief--saying, "And that, I trust, does not answer your question".
He might not have been polished but he showed he was game for anything, and yes, he showed he could be funny.
Surrounded by yes-men, he could well be tempted to try to expand his powers, especially when things go wrong, as they inevitably do at some point in any Presidency.
"I was scared at some stage, yes, that he could leave because it is like that with the experience I have in negotiations," Wenger said.
Matchbooks, cigarette butts, wine corks, beer bottle caps, motor oil jugs, phone books -- and yes, if he could get someone to give him a few dozen, those ubiquitous red Chinatown shopping bags.
