Sentence examples similar to rush a yes from inspiring English sources

In the seventies, prog-inspired American bands like Kansas and Styx had conquered arenas, and by the end of the decade there was Rush, a Yes-obsessed trio of Canadians who received even worse reviews than their British forebears.

Homeland Security officials said that accusations of a "rush to yes" by the employees of the citizenship agency long predated the Obama administration.

There is a recession, he might note, and the polls are iffy (say 49% for a yes); we rush this at our peril.Here is another thought to dampen the confidence of the Brussels set.

Was that a yes?

It was a yes.

This was a yes.

That's a yes.

The following parameters were treated as binary variables: 6-month season (cool or warm), day of week (weekday or weekend), trip starting in rush hours (yes or no), age (<30 or ≥30), household income (<$50 k or ≥ $50 k), marital status (yes or no), number of children (0 or ≥1) and the total number of persons (≤2 or >2) in a household, and parity (0 or ≥1).

Be a yes person.

Don't rush a relationship.

Don't rush a sale.