Sentence examples for became yes from inspiring English sources
If her patience was pushed to the limit we would know about it because her answers became "yes" or "no" and nothing in between.
At Syracuse University in the nineteen-fifties, he became, yes, the greatest football player in the school's history (on his way to becoming the greatest running back in the history of the National Football League), but he was not, in the usual manner, a football player who played lacrosse.
Then the prevailing wisdom became, yes, the Internet is real, but established companies will take it over.
In the 2012 survey the response categories where changed so they became: "yes, have got it now"; "do not have it now, but had it within the last 12 months"; "do not have it now, but had it more than 12 months ago"; "no, have never had it".
As the face of the company, Vanessa Hessler became – yes, I'll say it – the most hated woman in Germany.
BW: When did it become yes?
The answers become yes, instead of no.
The four eventually stumble into one another and become, yes, friends.
And then he left Congress to become, yes, the lavishly paid president of PhRMA, the pharmaceutical industry lobby.
Some, like keeping interest rates low on student debt, are smart investments to help young people succeed and become – yes, taxpayers.
