Sentence examples for yes note from inspiring English sources
She made two musical notes in deep sleep, the first two notes of "Yes Sir That's My Baby"; the yes note as she exhaled, sir as she drew breath.
A USA Today reporter described McCarthy as "a brash blonde" (yes, note the sexism too) who had "embraced the controversial claim that vaccinations cause autism" which "has drawn the ire of pro-immunisation advocacy groups".
observations 503 474 446 418 390 No. of countries 29 28 28 28 28 Year fixed effects Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Note: All regressions include country fixed effects except in Panel D. ***, ** and * represent statistical significance at the 1%, 5% and 10% levels, respectively.
"Yes, note to self: go home and read scripts where female character is the lead".
No Yes No Yes No Yes Note: Outcomes refer to enrollment and choice in the semester following high school graduation.
If his boss says "Yes if…" Jack has more work to do to satisfy the "If" condition before his boss will give him an unconditional "Yes". Note "No but" has the same effect.
But that's where the piece takes a distinctly Chinese turn: the author answers his titular question with a hopeful yes, noting that the Jewish people — known to be "permeated with wisdom, full of wit and talent" — the people who gave us Einstein, Freud, Marx, Spielberg — occupy a healthy position of influence in America.
The European Commission says yes, noting that over the past decade income per person in Spain, Greece and Portugal has risen from 68% to 79% of the EU average; and that poor regions too have generally been rising toward it.
"It's something, yes?" noted Emmerich, a ballcap pulled tight over his head as he took a break from blowing up Washington by grabbing a seat in his air-conditioned trailer.
As Mr. Ives acknowledges in a program note, "yes, yes, yes, he's Polish".
To show his good faith (yes, I note the pun), this man of diverse backgrounds delivered a speech from Cairo that was so widely applauded by the Arab street that it was denounced by al-Qaeda (and our home-grown versions of that organization, the birthers and Birchers).
