Sentence examples for yo- from inspiring English sources
Yo! Time, a Harare-based start-up that simplifies these retailer-to-shopper airtime payouts, processes more than 9,000 payouts a day for clients; six months ago the figure was 2,000.The use of airtime as currency is fuelled by the growing ease of sending minutes abroad.
Yo, voiceover guy, I'm really happy for you and I'ma let you finish, but lets read some old Ben Carson quotes: There was the time he said that Obamacare is "the worst thing that has happened to this nation since slavery".
I have some questions for Public Health England and their co-commissioners, including Active Working's Gavin Bradley and PHE deputy director for health and wellbeing Dr Ann Hoskins, and those questions mainly boil down to this: yo, have you ever worked in an office before?
Thinking of "Yo, Blair!" and impromptu backrubs for German chancellors, one wondered what kind of president he would have made.Where was this John Kerry in 2004?
Much could still go wrong.In this section Yo ho ho, and a bottle of rice wine Against the grain On democracy's front line So that's democracy A pebble comes loose ReprintsThe climate of fear in East Timor itself is worsening.
Large marches under the Yo Soy 132 banner have even been covered by Televisa.The apparent winner from the protests is Mr López Obrador.
It is no surprise that Mexico's 58 sugar mills have yo-yoed in and out of public ownership.
Mexican shares and the peso yo-yoed on fears of political tension.
Instead they may suggest that the year of Mr Blair's exit marked the start of a new epoch of fluid, yo-yoing, 21st-century politics.So the answer to the parlour-game question, about which of Mr Brown's 2007 mishaps was decisive, is: none of them.
Shares in Bankia, a part-nationalised bank, yo-yoed wildly after reports, later denied, that clients were taking their money out of Spain's fourth-largest lender.
But the most persuasive reason for joining may be the prospect of the single currency: Iceland's krona is volatile and the country is prone to inflation, so interest rates yo-yoed over the years.
