Sentence examples for yield a classic from inspiring English sources

Hardly the landscape, one would think, to yield a classic of nature writing.

In the end Burgess said, "When he [Hopsin] strikes the perfect balance between shock value, raw emotion and his immense skill set, that moment may yield a classic album".

However, this success did not last long due to a combination of bad performance of other agricultural traits, like yield (a classic example that one gene or one trait does not make a successful variety) and some marketing problems.

Their stop in Las Vegas yields a classic sequence: Linda, in a sudden fit of insanity, loses their entire stash at a roulette wheel, and David, filled with preposterous schemes to turn the Desert Inn into a charitable institution, tries to get the money back from a friendly but immovable casino manager (played by the writer-director Garry Marshall).

The second presidential debate between President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney yielded a classic of the genre.

I was quite disappointed that T.J.'s first visit to Central Park did not yield any classic New York moments that we could tell him about when he is older.

Of the 18 compounds, 11 yielded unambiguous evidence of a classic exothermic binding interaction (see Figure 5A for an example), and two provided endothermic relationships.

A classic play in a classic production.

The team found that with the right combination of metals, voltage, and temperature, STEP's coulombic efficiency (a classic measure of chemical yield used to determine how efficiently the product is made) hovered around 95%, meaning that in STEP's case, 95% of the current worked toward producing the carbon nanofibers, and only 5% powered other side reactions.

The yield curve on Spanish bonds threatened to invert, displaying a classic sign that a national economy is heading towards the rocks.

The legal battle is a classic CF, but the process has yielded a treasure trove of early Apple product designs.