Sentence examples for yo from from inspiring English sources

RIP Mohamed Salaymeh 17 yo from #Hebron, celebrating his last birthday at school today http://t.co/WX7RKGHo — Mohamed Jaradat (@jaradat_m) 12 Dec 12 According to a report on the Israeli news blog +972, the dead boy's family said that "none of those who knew Muhammad had ever seen" the toy gun in his possession.

When you get a 'Yo' from USA Today, you instantly know it's about the news, and not about last night's NBA scores, before you ever click the link.

The company has also provided an API that lets brands join the platform, which could allow for you to receive a Yo from the World Cup every time a team scores or a Yo from Starbucks when your coffee is ready.

The app, which will send a yo to notify a subscriber when a server goes down (hence the clever name), is one of several mods that are attempting to move Yo from a messaging diversion that's just silly to something more substantial.

I went to bed late last night reading the adoption files of a Taiwanese baby who was exposed to heroin during the pregnancy and a deaf 6 yo from China who looks perfectly adorable.

Height and weight measurements at ALL diagnosis and annual time points until 3 years out (YO) from EoT were collected.

Miliband asked about changes in the health bill – Andrew Lansley is still yo-yoing from the bridge – and why was it such a mess.

East Coast museumgoers, using the Whitney show as a benchmark, won't have too much déjà vu, apart from a few museum loans, including "Yo-Yos," from the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, and "Girl With Ice Cream Cone," from the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden.

The state Consumer Protection Board asked stores yesterday to pull "water yo-yos" from their shelves and the federal government to ban their sale, calling the novelty item dangerous for children.

The question isn't why President Donald Trump ever fell for flimflam spin from North Korea, where its spasmodic leader this month suddenly yo-yoed from "Little Rocket Man" to "very honorable".

During the past year, views on China's economy have yo-yoed from concerns about the recovery, to hand-wringing about inflation and overheating, and then back to talk of hard landing.