Sentence examples for has to yield from inspiring English sources

Something has to give, someone has to yield.

"I think the military has to yield; they won't have any choice," said Gehad el-Haddad, a Brotherhood spokesman.

People have to listen to each other, they have to discuss, and each side has to yield a little so that people can live in peace together".

And indeed it's almost a shame that this marvelous character -- the longest part Moliere ever wrote -- has to yield up his relentless plot-devising to the human ache in his lonely heart.

Who has to yield? A. Section 1144 of the New York State vehicle and traffic laws -- which requires all drivers to yield to approaching emergency vehicles with flashing lights and audible sirens -- does not include an exemption for presidential motorcades.

Growth has to yield at some point.

So BP may have to yield.

The king, Louis XVI, had to yield.

The rector had to yield.

Of course Medvedev would like to have a breakthrough, but we have already yielded what we had to yield.

But empathy will have to yield to reason if humanity is to have a future.