Sentence examples for as yielding as from inspiring English sources

Grilled octopus straight off a neighbor's boat, served simply in a pool of olive oil and dusted with dried thyme, was as yielding as butter.

Later, when they are about to first make love, she becomes "utterly unresisting, he could do what he like with her", and her body becomes "as yielding as water".

And the ride, too, can be as yielding as you'd ever desire from a car this powerful (not as cushy as big-sedan plush, but remember, this isn't a big sedan).

It's a convincing picture of the entire household - wayward, generous, yielding as much as they can to the impossible demands of the great man.

However, Silo is so efficient, yielding as little as 3kg in waste a day, that he ends up sharing it with neighbouring food shops.

Government bonds, that's what, yielding as little as 0.6%.The bonds were issued on August 17th by China's Ministry of Finance in its own currency, the yuan.

They said they were looking to develop late-flowering varieties that could thrive on relatively low-value farm land, reaching 20ft in a single season and yielding as much as 20 tonnes a hectare – or up to four times current yields.

Likewise, gasoline started yielding as soon as cracking starts at the entrance of the riser.

They are yielding as much as 2.5 percentage points over ten-year Treasurys yet have better financials postcrash than they had going in.

Additionally, molecular interactions between lysozyme and a his-tagged Ivy allows for one-step purification by IMAC, yielding as much as 21 mg/l of purified enzyme.

He also controls an Islamic bank and a majority stake in a large gum arabic plantation, most of whose output is exported to France, yielding as much as $100 million a year.