Sentence examples for yes acquire from inspiring English sources

Even an unlucky Welshman who works in IT and accidentally threw away a hard drive containing his 4,500 bitcoin recently told Newsweek that if he ever recovered it, he'd use the proceeds to fund cryptocurrency startups, buy some property, and, yes, acquire a Lamborghini.

Physical prowess, financial success and acquiring (yes, acquiring, because women are ultimately seen as objects) a conventionally hot girlfriend are rewarded.

By saying yes, Fraser acquired a soulmate and an enabler.

However, by visiting Chile and Morrisons we can acquire three, yes three, bottles of San Camino Semillon Sauvignon 2003 (16 points. £2.99).

Earlier this month Wikileaks resumed publishing e-mails acquired (yes, illegally) by the hacktivist group Anonymous from the private intelligence firm Stratfor Global Intelligence.

The scans, which were created using sensor technology from 3D sensor company PrimeSense (yes, the one acquired by Apple), and are accurate down to millimeters.

Exalead, the search engine that (no kidding) underlies Friendster and has been behind French government attempts to build a platform to rival Google (yes), has been acquired by Dassault Systèmes, a leader in 3D software for big company processes for about €135 million ($161.5m).

These questions were answered with a thundering "YES" when I acquired Sideshow's Han Solo (in Bespin attire) doll.

Asked whether he had deleted all the Facebook data and derivatives he had been able to acquire Kogan said yes "to the best of his knowledge", though he also said he's currently conducting a review to make sure nothing has been overlooked.

Also, for those that inevitably won't read through all of this, yes Google absolutely did not acquire Zynga or AOL, but rather invested in them, which is demarcated by a *, see top right.

Since YES's start nearly 11 years ago, Yankee management has exercised control over the pro-Yankee tone of YES; if News Corporation acquires the majority of the network, YES could turn into a more conventional, less-biased sports network.