Sentence examples for yield to you from inspiring English sources

You can outwit something living and it will yield to you; you can wound it and, being alive, it will heal.

In Act II, Wilkins's Pericles chides the elements: "Yet cease your ire, you angry stars of heaven!/Wind, rain, and thunder, remember earthly man/Is but a substance that must yield to you,/And I, as fits my nature, do obey you".

Almost every neighborhood in New York where you can see that much sky is poor, as if, when you're poor, New York will show you in the air what it so rarely yields to you on the ground: beauty and freedom.

Writing won't happen unless you work and build technique, but equally it won't happen unless you yield to what you don't understand.

In another of his plays, Sophocles has a character remark that when you yield to friends, you win the victory.

They are giving you a high yield to keep you in the stock rather than a total return approach.

When you refuse to yield to fear, you render terrorism impotent.

But if you yield to the losses, you'll find yourself emerging into a transformed version of yourself.

You seldom yield to dialectal colour: you use a few words, but you usually prefer the formula "he/she said in dialect".

You know I yield to none of you in my admiration for Cunningham, but you also know that for many people — especially in America — he remains offbeat.

"The business model is you provide more yield to growers, and you are rewarded for that".