Sentence examples for yes would be from inspiring English sources

Indeed, at $3 billion, YES would be worth more than the Yankees themselves.

Even a minority stake in YES would be a prize for News Corporation, whose Fox Sports division owns 19 regional sports networks around the country.

In turn Manston airport – which is in my intended constituency by the way, keeping it local, yes – would be reopened as the only airport for flying to Greece.

Failing to vote "yes" would be to respond to demands for state-building by refusing to formally acknowledge where they have got to.

Mr. Obama's argument has come down to this: Details aside, the only thing more damaging than voting "yes" would be to come home empty-handed.

He said YES would be profitable without Cablevision's three million subscribers, even though the new network had counted on $72 million in revenue from Cablevision.

Yes, yes, it would be hard.

If that is what you want?" Patient B: "Yes, yes, that would be great.

If yes, the pixel would be classified as shadowed.

A large "yes" vote would be hard to ignore.

If she says yes, that would be fantastic".