Sentence examples for yes sounds from inspiring English sources
To which I can only reply: yes, sounds about right.
To promote its "Iconic new bras" (which, yes, sounds like a contradiction in terms), Turlington appears in the standard CK advert and spouts nonsense.
A man who once wrote a 2,300 word article about how Sean Dyche probably didn't really eat a worm, then pitched the same article two more times, only in contexts where there was never any suggestion of anyone eating a worm, and our editor said "yes sounds good".
Instead, Ms. Madson and other improv consultants, including a team out of Portland, Ore., called On Your Feet, are hoping to create what Ms. Madson calls "a culture of 'yes.' " "Saying yes sounds implicit, but it's profound," she says.
Yes, sounds like a winning formula to me, full of twists, turns, dramatic potential and some lively discussion on the Common Agricultural Policy.
Yes, sounds a little far-fetched.
And yes, sound files are available to help with pronunciation.
He has a concave face, with a bulging forehead and a heavy jaw, and his voice can make "yes" sound like an insult.
Yes it's more subtle, yes it sounds less like something that could have been on a Rollercoaster Project album, but, every time Prancehall puts it on the stereo at Vice, I have a panic attack.
He said yes, that sounds a good idea.
And yes, he sounds as if he's having fun with Ron Jaworski and Mike Tirico.
