Sentence examples for I would yield from inspiring English sources

Although originally 40 Italian CV.35 light tanks were ordered with the Breda in place of their original armament, this order was subsequently canceled after it was thought that the adaptation of the same gun to the Panzer I would yield better results.

Did she think I'd yield my masculinity, self-respect and newly acquired devotion to the First and Second Amendments (if you consider either a beard or a hearse a firearm)?

Charlene is ninety-eight, but her memory is sharp, and I had hoped that it would yield associations with Whistler's portrait.

LAURIE LEW Los Angeles, Oct. 4, 2013 To the Editor: If such a study were to be conducted with subjects listening to various genres of music, I'm sure that it would yield corresponding results.

"I knew that with the talent over here it would yield some really interesting results".

I decided to follow my hunch to see if it would yield a book.

He also hoped it would yield a business model.

Maybe, at the moment of decision, I'd yielded to a sentimental impulse: I wanted to hold on to some keepsake of a sweet, improbable act of charity.

I charted my course and set out steadfastly, without a worry or concern, so certain that what I gave would yield precisely what I wanted.

"I chose the ones that I thought would yield the biggest variety of sculptural forms, have unusual rules, or are played by the most people in the world," Jiang says about why she chose these particular strains of the game over others.

As part of the research for my new book, a narrative encyclopaedia of spices called The Book of Spice, I read a lot of historical cookery books, but also a lot of novels – which I hoped would yield information about food storage and preparation.