Sentence examples for yes presumably from inspiring English sources
(Two Democrats Joe Manchin, of West Virginia, and Heidi Heitkamp, of North Dakota voted yes, presumably for reasons related to their states' fossil-fuel industries and the tough reëlection campaigns that they face next year. John McCain missed the vote because he was travelling).
The latest round of anal-centric tittering occurred in late September when University of Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha member Alexander Xander Broughtonon (yes, presumably pronounced "bro-ton") was treated for severe alcohol poisoning after "allegedly" butt chugging boxed wine (the proper bro-menclature, I believe, is "Tour de Franzia").
The latest round of anal-centric tittering occurred in late September when University of Tennessee Pi Kappa Alpha member Alexander Xanderr" Broughton (yes, presumably pronounced "bro-ton") was treated for severe alcohol poisoning after "allegedly" butt chugging boxed wine (the proper bro-menclature, I believe, is "Tour de Franzia").
Yes, presumably, and then she repented.
Yes?" Presumably the doctor will be able to straighten these boys out, rendering them normal by removing unnecessary eccentricities and individuality, an ideal of psychiatry which terrified Freud and is exemplified by A Clockwork Orange.
(Yes, presumably you'd be using this with a really nice monitor).
If that happens, YES will presumably have to rebate money to those companies because of overpayments last year.
Though it's the party base for whom she needs to give the "yes" answer; presumably this won't preclude her from trying to persuade the superdelegates that it's a "no".8 17 : I think ABC recycled their "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" set for the debate tonight.
That means that if the bill reaches the floor, passage would require a flip side of the leadership coalition — Democrats leading the yes votes, presumably with Senator Tom back among his old caucus.
(The answer is presumably yes).
To put it bluntly, the young, poor and unemployed were more likely to vote "yes" to independence, presumably because they didn't want to be so hopeless and poor anymore.
