Sentence examples for Yielded from inspiring English sources

The first ball of Flintoff's next over yielded eight – a hip-high full toss which was deposited over backward square-leg by Varun Chopra for six.

Villa then embarked on a wretched run of two wins in 21 matches, plummeting down the table and stinking the place out with a strain of football that yielded an average of less than half a goal per Premier League game.

In the 70s it was said the politics of envy was futile, as sharing out the pelf of the rich yielded too little to be worth the fight.

Eight yielded a sample good enough to enable genetic sequencing of Mycobacterium tuberculosis germs.

"By contrast, five of the eight bodies in our study yielded more than one type of tuberculosis – remarkably, from one individual, we obtained evidence of three distinct strains".

But thus far, the debate has yielded nothing concrete by way of reform.

And setting the question is half the battle won because forcing an opponent to answer means he has yielded to hostile terms.

But the DfE appealed against the decision, taking it to a tribunal, and the news yielded two additional stings.

It sounds like the setup for a joke; instead, it's yielded a series of radical ideas.

City won the opening two corners, the second of which yielded nothing after Paul Quinn's header had been deflected to safety from Chris Burke's delivery.

Since their trawl through the research yielded few relevant studies of paracetamol safety, it may be well be true.