Sentence examples for that he yielded from inspiring English sources

Then, he said, he yielded to popular demand, which is another way of saying that he yielded to financial considerations.

The crushing blow was an upper-deck grand slam that he yielded to Billy McMillon, the Detroit Tigers' best minor-league player this year.

Niese was removed with two outs in the third inning after he gave up six runs, the fifth time in his last seven starts that he yielded that many runs.

As if to illustrate Mr. Assad's determination to ignore the demands of the United States and other nations that he yield power, the Syrian president suggested in an interview with a Beirut television station that he could seek re-election next year.

He knows the power and influence that he yields in shaping public discourse and opinions.

I told we gave him a chance to ask it, but we couldn't guarantee an answer to his satisfaction, and with both Gore and him simply repeating themselves, fairness dictated that he yield the mic to others waiting to pose their questions.

It's surprising to find Scorsese making a 3D family entertainment, but it's not that he's yielded to the rule of the impersonal blockbuster.

A4 Comeback Eyed in Philippines Joseph Estrada, who was forced out of the presidency last week, indicated that he had yielded power only as a temporary measure, and he appeared to be developing a basis for a legal challenge to his ouster.

It was the first time in Clemens's glorious 19-year career that he had yielded a homer to a pitcher, and it happened on a day when Estes was supposed to bruise Clemens in another way.

Joseph Estrada, forced from the Philippine presidency last week, indicated today that he had yielded power only as a temporary measure and appeared to be creating a basis for legal challenge to his ouster.

Bolivia's outgoing caretaker president sacked the head of the army, after he admitted that he had yielded to American pressure to destroy 30 ageing surface-to-air-missiles ahead of the election.