Sentence examples for yes spelled from inspiring English sources

Stephan Said's new album difrent (yes, spelled correctly) drops on Sept 21, The United Nations Internationall Day of Peace.

The boat, named The Inconvienance— yes, spelled just like that — is made of old books, a piano and a two-story Ferris wheel.

No matter how much women continue to Ellevate (yes, spelled that way, as a small bow to Sallie Krawcheck's inspiring new enterprise), there's one thing that will never change -- her innate desire to support friends, family and the planet.

Yes, spelled hygge but you say it HOO-gaahr, I checked the instructions, it's what makes Danish people so happy, just doing simple, hoogerish things.

ON MARCH 9th, as journalists and observers landed at the Royal Air Force base that doubles as the Falkland Islands' only international airport, they were greeted by the word YES spelt out in Land Rovers.

Beta's got it that Canadia (yes, I spelled that right) is finally poised to get the iPhone.

And yes, he spelled it wrong.

I about choked (yes I spelled that right) on my coffee.

But for some of Florida's education ― well, "leaders" isn't exactly the word, so let's call them Buckaneers, after the brave pirates who used to raid Florida in days of old, and yes, I spelled it with a K on purpose ― anyway, those guys didn't see enough destruction happening fast enough, and so, HB 7069.

On the day that we skied Deer Valley, the slalom -- on the Know You Don't run, (yes, they spell it that way) -- was closed because the United States women's team was training.

But what makes New York City Ballet's new program, "Three Masters — Tschaikovsky, Balanchine, Robbins," fascinating (yes, City Ballet spells the composer's name with an "s," as in "Tsch... You know who") is that it's a strong triple bill made up of works that, except among balletgoers, aren't among the composer's best known or most generally admired.