Sentence examples for turned to yes from inspiring English sources

When it finally turned to yes last summer, I raced off to meet the new governor to set a date.

This was a nonsense idea, of course, since all of Syriza would have been out of work had the referendum turned to "yes".

Now, the answer seems to be turning to yes again.

I don't think people are trained to turn to YES for breaking news.

You learn to ask again, after you have been told "no", and you learn that the 5th time it usually turns to "yes".

But Mr. FitzGerald hopes that a no can turn to yes.

We'll figure it out". Soderbergh pushed "The Informant" back to next year, and Damon's 'no' to De Niro turned to a yes.

Only when applicants proactively manage themselves, tell the story of why they are a good candidate, and convince an employer that they are worthy of hiring will those no's turn to yes's.

Carolyn Kormann turned to images of cactuses (yes, "cactuses" is an acceptable form of that plant's plural), whose "irreverent brutality" is on sumptuous display in a series of images selected from a forthcoming book.

After they left the elevator, but before I was consumed by the rowdy press box full of partisan Colombian journalists, I turned to the elevator operator – yes, Levi's pays someone to press buttons for you, likely so you don't wander off where you don't belong – and smiled.

We kept hoping to see it turn to a yes vote, and we felt it was trending in the right direction.