Sentence examples for yes pick from inspiring English sources

One source that formerly worked with Lyft tells TechCrunch that widespread access to the company's backend let staffers "see pretty much everything including feedback, and yes, pick up and drop off coordinates".

Despite "meaningless" games in which bona fide Major League players sleepwalk through only a few innings, networks, such as the Yankees' YES, pick up even the earliest spring games on the schedule, beaming images of bright sun and terrible pitching matchups back to the lucky cable subscribers at home.

When I said, Yes, yes, yes, pick me, I want to do this, I really didn't have a sense of what my clinical job was going to be.

So, yes: pick your battles.

The game? Roqbot, a unique iPhone app that allows you to yes, pick the music playing at a bar.

If they say yes, pick a day.

Sure, politicians are by and large still a generation older, but the people programming the shows on TV, creating the advertising you see, and yes, picking the music pumped into supermarkets everywhere are your contemporaries.

So, yes picking winners is hard, it turns out, and venture capitalists are better at it that than the US government is.

Because whether one of us believes in insane conspiracy theories or not and sure, I'll leave it up to you to decide which one of us, of course, Maurice, just chill out, sorry, I didn't mean to use a word related to temperature, can we just circle back on this later, yes, yes, you pick the time, and you can wear your foil hat we'll need to trust one another with our lives.

Fig. 3 "I think it's this one" Table 2 Lines 1 to 8 1 EK pastry brush 2 L1 huh 3 L2 huh 4 L1 ((moves to other side of kitchen counter)) I think it is this one ((pointing)) 5 L2 yeah yeah 7 L1 yes ((picks up sieve, moves towards other side of kitchen counter with sieve in hand)) 8 EK no.

Deciding to do one is easy (yes, a resounding yes), but picking a destination is more difficult -- what with a long list of magnificent countries to choose from.