Sentence examples for be yielded to from inspiring English sources

It's still a place where temptation exists only to be yielded to and where time stops to guard forever an image in the heart.

"The problem is that it's now being copied by other countries, which are making ultimatums which cannot be yielded to without losing power, and therefore runs the risk of unending conflict.

(Officials insist that the paper did not represent policy and that existing defences will stay).Telling people that their homes will be yielded to the sea would be tricky for the most charming politician.

When the failure of Russia's army to halt the French march on Moscow could no longer be denied, he assured the populace that a defense plan was in operation; and only when he was notified, at the last minute, that Moscow was to be yielded to the enemy without a fight did he organize an evacuation.

This exchange between souls is, dare I say, sacred and will never be yielded to non-sentient metallic automatons.

General Wilson described this unwillingness as "the fetishistic doctrine that not a yard of ground should be yielded to the Italians".

One of the meatiest, the crash of the ferry that killed 10 people, has been yielded to the United States attorney.

A five-year single-a general obligation bond from California yields 3%, while the five-year Treasury yields 2% (in both cases, these are yields to maturity).

What he was unwilling to do was yield an inch.

To suggest we are on the edge of defeat is to yield to unreasonable pessimism.

("The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it").