Sentence examples for yes used from inspiring English sources

Other fun facts about Grant Feek: He has a Harvard MBA, we actually went to school together at USC before this, and he was actually buying a car himself at the time of this interview — and yes, used Tred to do so.

¥Accepted surrogates = all the recommendations with surrogate acceptability classified as: yes (e1) = implicit yes "evidence 1"; yes (e2) = implicit yes "evidence 2"; yes (used) = implicit yes "used before"; yes (ref) = implicit yes "reference"; yes (e) = explicit yes; N/S = no statement; N/A = not applicable.

At last Wednesday's function, Filipino-American comedian Edwin San Juan made fun of Asian and Indian accents, evoked stereotypes about Koreans, and, yes, used the n-word.

The leadership in Beijing has in response enacted tough new environmental restrictions, made environmental protection a key criterion for promotion of local officials and, yes, used the symbolism of the Olympics to galvanise change.

Further echoes of Fallout 3 include the new game's revival of the VATS combat system, allowing you to aim for specific areas of an enemy's anatomy which, yes, used to mean consistently shooting super mutants in (well, close to) the ballsack.

You just put 'No' where 'Yes' used to be.

"Every step of the way, my background has been AGAINST me succeeding in the music business," he wrote (yes, using capital letters for added emphasis on the AGAINST).

Yes, wealthy, industrialised countries must reduce their consumption; yes, nations around the world must reduce dependence on fossil fuels; yes, we must develop more effective, environmentally sustainable technologies, and yes, use energy more efficiently.

If yes, use the fresher state of Des for forwarding decision.

And yes, using the "sad Scolari" photo is totally a hack move.

While yes, using a TSA-approved padlock to lock your luggage is pointless now, it has actually always been pointless.