Sentence examples for yes papers from inspiring English sources

Okay, perhaps they don't move the YES papers directly over the ping-pong net.

And yes, papers do get rejected, and not all grant applications get funded, and not all students are equally brilliant, and I do go to too many stupid meetings, and yes there is much wrong with the way we do science today that needs fixing.

The thermal paper (yes, thermal paper) even fits in its own compartment at the bottom of the unit.

There are instructions on the paper — yes, paper — score sheets.

Camper English, of Alcademics, attended Bombay Sapphire's "Most Imaginative Bartender" contest finals in London last month and found NaCL mixed into many of the drinks, including the winning entry from France's Remy Savage (which featured a "paper syrup" designed to make the drinker think of, yes, paper).

Evernote has completely changed the way I deal with paper (yes, old fashioned paper).

Osborne talks about how 78s were made from the secretions of beetles found on the Malay peninsula and in French Indochina, how record labels were first created (yes, the paper labels themselves), and the reasons why Johnny Marr might regard 7-inch singles as "mystical objects" while a Pink Floyd fan urged NME readers in 1974 to lobby their MPs so "seven inch records must be made illegal".

Astute readers who crack open Saturday's paper (yes, the one with ink and paper) may notice an anomaly: On the letters page, it will be noted that 29 readers weighed in on the birth this week of George Alexander Louis, the first child of Britain's Prince William and his wife Catherine -- and, presumptively, the future King George VII.

"But, yes, the paper's objective is to make Bibi Netanyahu Prime Minister," he went on, stressing that that goal was not quixotic.

To some degree, yes," the paper wrote.

If you're an after-hours poet, then, yes, that paper notebook will come in handy.