Sentence examples for yes striking from inspiring English sources

Yes, striking percentages of Americans attend the church (temple, mosque) of their choice, but when it comes to American politics and the economy, the U.S. military is our church, "national security" our Bible, and nothing done in the name of either can be wrong. .

When the results came in, 89percentt of workers had voted yes to strike action, with 73percentturnoututurnout

Doing the asking in person is romantic and can be very rewarding if the person says yes. Strike up a conversation.

A grand total of 19 unions have in last few weeks secured yes votes for striking on 30 November against the government's public sector pension reforms.

Striking, yes, but certainly also reflective of a season that completely passed by the old Dutch powerhouses PSV, Ajax and Feyenoord and announced the revival of the provinces.

(After a night of drinking in 2009 with, yes, Edwards, Stallworth struck and killed a pedestrian in Miami).

I am delighted to open my blog to him today and, yes, he is struck by the irony of this being published online..

Even in the Age of Obama, women remain marginalized and a black woman with influence — political, economic, cultural and, yes, spiritual — still strikes fear in the hearts of some men.

Tallinn-based tech accelerator Startup Wise Guys – yes, really – has struck a useful deal for the alumni companies that pass through its programme.

Striking the drum pad triggers " yes" and " no"; more tentative tapping produces the paralinguistic utterances " ye-yeah" and " uh-huh" that can reassure or challenge a conversational partner without interrupting them.

Pollsters asked British citizens if they "support" the strikes and they said yes in striking numbers.