Sentence examples for yield riches from inspiring English sources

But for Dennis O. Flynn and Arturo Giraldez, silver can yield riches of a different sort.

Tenders for research for oil and gas in the east and drilling in the Adriatic, may yet yield riches, but not for years to come.Croatia is stagnating, says Emil Tedeschi, the head of Atlantic Grupa, one of the few big Croatian companies still expanding, although most of its growth comes from its business outside the Balkans.

This strategy yields riches of coherence, liveliness and a clear sense of truth to BBC history.

The approach yields riches, as the calamities of Ugo's early life (his family fled Italy during the Second World War) come to bear on his marriage, and as Elizabeth struggles to assert herself as an independent woman.

We can debate the quality of these movies (Annabelle: Creation is by far the best of the spin-offs), but it's a model that has yielded riches to all involved.

Even the roster of new releases for DVD, Blu-ray, and Movies on Demand yields riches left over from the past year like Vera Farmiga's Higher Ground.

A well-known imbecile, Carlos seems to have imagined that sending a mining expert to the New World would yield new riches for the Crown.

Now it is one of a host of countries eagerly laying claim to swathes of the seafloor that may one day yield huge riches.

In Moscow, that was a clear disappointment for those who have held out hope that Mr. Bush might use such proposals to signal that talk of a new Russian-American alliance will yield tangible riches soon.

I read Eleanor Catton's The Luminaries (Granta) three times in my capacity as Man Booker judge, and each time round it yielded new riches.

So, instead, they deploy their touts on nearby King's Parade and footfall along this central tourist haunt has yielded great riches.