Sentence examples for yes late from inspiring English sources

Oh yes, late payment is the biggest headache of freelance life, with the majority of freelancers being paid an average of 18.5 days after their invoice due date.

And next year the adjusted deficit is projected to be much smaller: Yes, late this decade deficits will start to rise again thanks to rising health costs and an aging population, yada yada.

Earlier this year I slipped into my jimjams for The Sleepover, an occasional, grown-up take on a girly slumber party, with talks, comedy, pampering, goody bags, endless glasses of fizz and – yes – late-night sex chat.

Yes, late-onset Alzheimer's can shorten life span, but this too is highly variable — the average life expectancy of someone in their seventies with Alzheimer's is about 6 to 8 years (which is lower than the 10- to 12-year average for a 75-year-old American).

When the polling started, 60 percent said yes; the latest poll showed support from a new low of 26 percent.

Researching a little deeper behind the eye-catching headlines of last week, I find that yes: this latest report is actually a study into previous studies.

In a statement, it described the suit as YES's "latest ploy to pressure Cablevision into accepting an expensive 'take it or leave it' demand that is not in the best interests of all our customers".

So yes, this latest Nosferatu could be a triumph, but I am going to risk embarrassment by expressing my unease about this project before a single scene has been shot.

So yes, the latest research suggests memory training does really work.

It's hard to imagine hearing this in many places on the radio – Resonance, yes, and Late Junction, too.

Actually, yes, of late, I do.