Sentence examples for to yield up from inspiring English sources
The works are slow to yield up their secrets.
All can be coaxed to yield up — in one way or another — information about past climates.
It is not even dissonant, its tone row having been calculated to yield up pretty harmonies.
Dairy cows are expected to yield up to 23 litres of milk a day.
Like subatomic particles, they need to collide, combine or split apart if they're to yield up any drama.
There's absolutely no reason to yield up either and we will not," he said to loud applause.
It stretches from New York State to the border of Kentucky and, according to some estimates, could yield up to 500 trillion cubic feet of natural gas.
A mature, five- to six-year-old plant can yield up to 4kg of fruit in a good season.
A regulatory filing showed the sale could yield up to $1 billion.
Reducing administrative costs in the insurance industry would yield up to $46 billion.
The Revenue estimates that this could yield up to £1.5 billion in unpaid taxes.
