Sentence examples for yes regular from inspiring English sources
He will not be a YES regular, and at 68 he may never be.
And yes, regular bikes are key, but we see shared electric, and maybe even autonomously self distributing bikes as a key to lowering the barrier to human scale vehicles.
Once she broke up with Russell Brand and started seeing John Mayer, Katy started in on jeans, boots and sweaters (yes, regular sweaters); now that she's done with John, her style has become even more refined.
If he can't get to a supermarket (yes, regular old vegetable oil works fine, it's just a bit expensive), then he can use conventional diesel fuel in the same tank.
You may also replace the unrefined sugar with brown sugar and yes, regular eggs work too, but at this point you have completely sold out to The Man and may as well just hop in your Beemer and drive to some trendy, over-priced, yuppie pancake house and get it over with.
Yes, regular champagne is expensive a bottle of ordinary non-vintage fizz can easily cost $40, the price of a really fine California chardonnay and expensive champagne is eye-wateringly so, but there is a lot more than supply, demand and cost that is driving these dynamics.
The International Planned Parenthood Foundation claims that just 2percentt of reported baby baggie usages end in a break from a pecker poncho being too small (yes, even regular condoms can fit over a whole leg, but the friction of sex can doom a snug fit) or a slip from one being too loose.
This is the way it has to and will work in the not-too distant future — yes, even for regular old iPods.
For the last day or so, Twitter has been alight as people expressed their views about what many see as a capital infringement upon civil liberties and freedom of expression — and yes, just regular old entertainment — across the 27 member states of the E.U.
American League play — yes, the regular season — begins Wednesday, when the Oakland A's and the Seattle Mariners face off in Japan starting at 6 10 a.m.
As the market soared in the past decade, so did the status of once-humble real estate brokers, some of whom became quasi celebrities akin to their clients, boldface names who appeared in gossip columns and, yes, became regulars at the Four Seasons, dining alongside the city's most high-profile movers and shakers.
