Sentence examples for yes leads from inspiring English sources
Saying yes leads to new experiences, and new experiences will lead you to knowledge and wisdom.
The "yes" leads to over-committing, over-promising and sometimes even compromising our values and priorities.
4. Yes leads to more doors (no is often closing the door): When my husband was asked to transfer to New York City at age 23, many people thought it was too soon and that it was not a good idea.
In all the long months and years of the argument about Scotland's future, such a thing has never, ever happened before — until now a yes lead was not even close.
At the end of the film, the audience is asked to make a judgment by clicking on either yes or no in response to the question 'Does Emma need benefits?' The yes led to the petition (the main campaign action) and to date 4,000 people have signed up directly from the video.
They find themselves disoriented by their newfound alienation: from a youth culture to which they are increasingly distant, from their own dreams of middle-class uplift and of American worldwide hegemony, from a country that is increasingly multicultural and, yes, led by a progressive black president.
The "yes" lead has shrunk over the past month, but a Hoover Institution poll released Tuesday pegged support for the initiative at 51percentt, opposition at 24percentt, and undecided at 25percentt.
If the child says yes, lead them to it.
Use your smart work and appearance to influence others to do as well: Dress for your dream/success: Look the part of a maker/doer/leader; yes, lead and also teach by example.
If you presume the answer is yes, that leads to specific questions about how to achieve such a transformation on the time scale they propose.
