Sentence examples for no became from inspiring English sources

As increasing amounts of CO were added, temperatures for both ignition and the minimum in NO became lower.

"Just Say No" became the rallying cry for Nancy Reagan's efforts to prevent substance abuse.

Mr. No became minister of the People's Armed Forces during a recent reshuffle of the top military leadership.

At the beginning of George W. Bush's second term, "the party of no" became a Republican talking point again, spearheaded by Tom DeLay, then the House majority leader.

So when the call came announcing a first-ever block gathering at the Warwick in Center City, it was difficult to say No. Saying No became more difficult when the invitation arrived with panoramas of all our young parents, decked-out with corsages and dressed to kill.

What if "no" became something that was easy to say?

"Roma has no become a defacto neutral venue for the final which should make life easier.

Instead, the lyric "I said no, no, no" becomes a quirky line that doesn't really mean anything.

We spent a lot of time exploring our mutual interests and discussing what has no become Data USA.

Once she does that, then the no becomes a yes.

"No becomes his favorite word even when he wants to say yes," states Parenting Your Toddler.