Sentence examples for yes towns from inspiring English sources
"In some areas, particularly on the east coast, yes, towns do feel under siege from large numbers of migrant workers and people claiming benefits.
"Yes, Towns Can Seize Land, but Aren't There Limits?" quoted me accurately as saying that I moved to Ossining 43 years ago because I wanted my kids to grow up in the real world.
Yeovil Town – yes, Yeovil Town – climbed to the top of League One with a 4-0 win at Scunthorpe, courtesy of goals by Reuben Read, Keanu Mandh-Brown andoubleubye by Gozie Ugwu.
The House approved a bipartisan bill to save the program just before the members — yes! — left town for vacation.
Not only will voting yes help our towns, but winning paid sick days will also help spur a statewide movement.
While Louisville "has a Conoco-Philipps facility," it's also mercifully free of "pretentious eco-hipsters" -- unlike some towns (yes you, Boulder and Ft. Collins) we assume Money ain't referring to Colorado Springs, full of meth & gay escort-loving Focus on Family Old Testament Christians (we like old timey New Testament Christians who are into things like mercy, compassion, prayer).
You can stay for as little as a week at their very comfortable accommodations in the center of town (yes, with air conditioning, private bathrooms, and a well-appointed open kitchen).
This stately 241-room resort is home to three in-house restaurants and a world-class Kohler Waters Spa (and yes, BTW, the town is named after the kitchen and bath company, which means the showerheads are extra fancy) offering all-day immersion therapeutic water treatments, a warm relaxation pool and enclosed rooftop deck with a whirlpool, fireplace and lounge.
If we are talking about one or two towns, yes, people may desert.
