Sentence examples for yes key from inspiring English sources

And yes, "key members of Congress" includes Republican John McCain, who was shot down on a combat mission over Vietnam, and who spent the following five and a half years being tortured by his North Vietnamese captors, leaving him permanently disabled.

The child was asked to press the "yes" key only when a cross appeared.

The child was required to press a "yes" key, when a target signal was displayed and a "no" key when the non-target was shown.

When you open the phone, the screen says: "Voice Dial?" If you press the Yes key, you can say "Call Casey" to place the call; no training is required.

Bill McBride of Calculated Risk says yes: A key reason for the upward slope in real house prices is because some areas are land constrained, and with an increasing population, the value of land increases faster than inflation.

Langer, a professor of psychology at Harvard University who has conducted an array of inventive experiments over three decades, has shown that the answer is yes; the key is to provide people with cues to help them enter into a mindful state, she writes.

Baseline equivalence of groups No 0 Unclear 0.5 12. Adequate statistical analysis Yes 1 Yes 1 Total score   7.5   7.5 Score key: yes = 1, no = 0, unclear = 0.5.

Here's a novel way to keep track of your wallet, your cat, or, yes, your keys.

Only after I have frantically dumped the contents of my bag on the coffee table do I realize that, yes, my keys are right where I left them.

With "delivery" the new watch-word, it seemed Mr Blair wanted only able technocrats, such as Stephen Byers (yes, really), in key jobs.But when Mr Byers was terminated in early summer for being, albeit in other ways, an even greater embarrassment, Mr Blair brought the old warhorse out of semi-retirement by returning to Mr Prescott half of his old empire.

"Everyone looks to London so if you're a success here, you're going to naturally be approached by lots of distributors offering to open up new markets for you," says Rob. "The big temptation is to say yes but the key isn't how many markets you open up but rather how many you open up well.