Sentence examples for yes major from inspiring English sources

But this speech had it all: convincing humility, a slam-dunk bit about switching roles with Streep in "The Iron Lady" (and, yes, major points for making this a Meryl Streep speech by proxy), and heartfelt shout-outs to his wife, Steven Spielberg, and the "mysteriously beautiful mind, body, and spirit of Abraham Lincoln".

These include, yes, major labels like EMI and big media broadcasters like MTV, but also individual musicians, managers, smaller labels, promoters, music streaming sites like Last.fm, and so on.

You simply cannot start planning a major (yes, major regardless of guest count and details) event like a wedding without knowing what you can afford.

Yes, major injuries are a hazard of sports.

Yes," Major Wortinger said as he toured the brigade's checkpoints and command posts in Baghdad.

Sofiane Benzaza, Mount Royal Soccer, Montreal: Yes!! Major League Soccer is back (full-time) and will have to compete with EURO 2012 to get attention back from its fans.

Greens Support a "three Yeses" policy – Yes to a referendum, yes to major reform of the EU and, yes to staying in a reformed Union.

An expansion would be far from a perfect solution; the remit of pop music in the 2010s, when artists who self-release via outlets like Bandcamp and Soundcloud, independent labels entrenched and upstart, and, yes, even major labels put out strong artistic statements, is too wide, for starters.

If the Giants win the Super Bowl because of, and not in spite of, Eli Manning, and if Manning continues to play for most of the rest of his career in a manner similar to how he's been playing of late; if this upswing is what the future holds for Eli Manning, then yes, barring major injury, I would have to say that Manning should be enshrined in Canton.

NS  YES, a major concern 126 (59%)   due to the high incidence of injury 13 (6%)   due to the severity of injury 63 (29%)   due to the high incidence and severity of injury 50 (23%)  YES, but not a major concern 80 (37%)  NO, it is not a concern 9 (4%) In your opinion, which one of the following two situations poses a greater threat of lung injury for mechanically ventilated patients?

And yes, a major aspect of the reforms will be that landlords can no longer stop their tenants from owning pets.