Sentence examples for yes young from inspiring English sources

"I would venture to say yes," Young said.

And, oh yes, young people around me are all shouting out 'Lily Allen', so in she goes.

This was a new degree of horror, and yes, young people wept in each other's arms, and others sought comfort in the company of others on the streets of New York, a city that is too large, too crowded, too loud and too abrasive, but also very human.

Oh yes, young feller, that there Yoga Book sure is something.

All related components have either been acquired from outside sources or manufactured elsewhere in the facility and they come together in long rows of moving conveyor belts and – yes – young, predominantly female, wage-workers which perform a solitary function on the line (more on who these people are in a future post).

It keeps me warm, and makes me feel hip, and yes, young.

He added: "If you look at the polls in the round, what you discover is, yes, younger people are perhaps a little more likely to be in favour of independence than those who are in their 30s or 40s.

The company still has a way to go to make the "LiveJournal" brand something that isn't just hilariously retro, but a name that can make inroads with a larger, and yes, younger, crowd of online users looking for a personal home base beyond a Tumblr blog or Instagram profile.

And while HIV rates have remained relatively stable since 2008, "they are increasing at larger rates among men who have sex with men and yes, younger people are getting infected more," says Hosein.

The caricatures made both candidates look cuter, more cartoonlike, and yes, younger, than their real selves (such is the destiny of a caricature), but what bothered me was the implication that to make a woman look younger is to give her an advantage.

Yes, yes, Nick is young and charming and energetic; but Zenin is a wily peasant, decades older than Mira, who's made shedloads of cash out of the cruddy toys that come in kids' breakfast cereals.