Sentence examples for yes set from inspiring English sources

What I mean by this is that, as you read a Paley story, you will find that it is, yes, set in our world (New York City, most often), and that, O.K., it seems concerned with normal-enough things (love, divorce, politics, a day at the park), but then you will start to notice that the language is... uncommon.

Like Cablevision, DISH offered YES its own channel, agreed to let YES set the price and keep all the revenues, but YES said no. Ergen said that agreeing to YES's demands -- which DirecTV has accepted -- would have meant increasing basic prices by $4 a month "when we know that the vast, vast majority of our customers don't watch the Yankees".

Fuzzy sets give a more realistic representation of this trait: there is a gradual decline in the strength of the no set and a gradual increase in the yes set as the score increases.

So yes, set goals, with timelines.

Apparently one of the culprits is "Emmerdale," a long-running British family farm drama (yes) set in the fictional Yorkshire town of Emmerdale.

Putative transcription factor binding sites were identified in each network based on a >2 fold enrichment (yes set versus no set) and on a P-value from a one-tailed Fisher's exact test >0.05 (Fig 5).

That may be why only 50.3% voted "yes" to set it up in 1997.

Foolishly assuming this meant yes, I set about my initial researches.

Once they said yes, I set up, which took half an hour.

I lament my children's excessive use of electronics as much as the next mother (and yes, we set limits).

When they said yes, we set up a raid, at two o'clock on Coldharbour Lane on a weekend afternoon.