Sentence examples for yes turning from inspiring English sources

But once you know, you take responsibility for those dreams, and you gain the strength you need to keep turning passion into action, turning aspirations into policies, and yes, turning progressive campaigns into winning elections, and transforming the lives of working people.

Yes, turning to the right did work for Tony Blair, and it did bring Labour its only election victories in recent memory, but he was a rock star compared with this lot.

Yes, turning on a half-hour cartoon was probably the easiest method Ms. Gottlieb could use to find thirty minutes to prepare dinner.

During an FGD with older women, one participant described how the medicine for Ilonda was administered, she reported: Yes, turning the child upside down Sikaona [referring to the interviewer], sprinkling him/her just there where the dirt comes out [anus], that is where I sprinkle... there since it is Ilonda.

Does that mean that Murcer moves regularly between YES and Channel 2? Does YES turn back the clock and rehire Bob Gamere, who called Yankees games in 1970?

Not realizing that his mostly mediocre receivers simply couldn't shake free from the likes of Brandon Carr, Morris Claiborne, Orlando Scandrick and Mike Jenkins (yes, turns out he's alive and well), quarterback Josh Freeman repeatedly overstayed his welcome in a crumbling pocket en route to throwing for 91 yards.

Earlier this week I was sent a link to a video (see below) that hits this spot exceptionally well  — not least because it has an unlikely source: the marketing team for feminine hygiene products brand Bodyform (yes, turns out periods can be hilarious).

The "yes" turned into another relationship, one whose demise I should have seen coming like a herd of majestic fantasies over the horizon, silhouetted against the sun.

If yes, turn off the flame or remove the fish from the oven or grill.

And, yes, turned a profit.

But as her son and daughter approached adolescence, yes turned into a weary default.