Sentence examples for last yield from inspiring English sources

If it proves itself, the bees in his bonnet may at last yield some honey.

A long-delayed measure to encourage the private financing of public works may at last yield results.

She would demand all from her acolyte/lover and at the last yield nothing, except poems: "So each new victim treads unerringly/ the never-altered circle of his fate".

Yet Dumont has a genius for alienated landscape, driven by an unending, not quite hopeless demand that emptiness, stared at intensively enough, will at last yield up its secrets.

Government officials said that throughout the day Ms. Reno held out the possibility, however remote, that the Miami relatives would at last yield to the government's demands to relinquish the boy, realizing that she was poised to use force to obtain custody of the child.

This last yield criterion has been implemented in Abaqus.

In "Time Code" his restless experimentalism at last yields completely satisfying results.

Her long hunt for new housing has at last yielded results, and she and Brandon expect to move soon from their dilapidated apartment in Morrisania to a well-kept building in what she views as a safer Bronx neighborhood.

If you care for the soil, it will last — and yield — nearly forever.

Even after repeal in 1933, some states chose to remain dry, and the last to yield, Mississippi, only did so in 1966.

At last, the yield of vindoline was determined by HPLC in DAT overexpressed transgenic plants.