Now the mist he inhabited was yielding up the truth".
Azerbaijan, where drilling is more advanced than in Kazakhstan, has so far disappointed oilmen by yielding up mostly natural gas.
These were explicit links between rave's past and its thriving offspring in the present, who were still plugging away in the underground, occasionally yielding up something truly special.
Cutter's Way is a movie that starts yielding up its real treasures around the third viewing, so stick with it (you'll hate the ending first time out).
Brown crab claws - three for £5.95 - were just that: pre-cracked claws, yielding up thick, sweet meat, with a bowl of mayo to dip them in.
Neither is likely to win an absolute majority.Fretilin, now five years in opposition, has a hard core of support yielding up to 30% of votes.
In the midst of this crisis the Soviets unilaterally broke the moratorium on nuclear testing, staging a series of explosions yielding up to 50 megatons.
Shatner, who always seemed like the less interesting man, is the one who ends up keeping you hooked into a narrative that started 50 years ago and shows no sign of yielding up all its riddles any time soon.
And it is bookended by images of "the Saturday car park" yielding up ancient lives buried beneath – an image that is now, thanks to Richard III, more vivid than Martin Crimp could have imagined when he wrote it.
The Academy of Music, an opera house that opened in 1857, is a delight to the eye and, with the orchestra deployed onstage rather than in the pit, an abomination to the ear, only grudgingly yielding up a sound lacking in warmth, resonance and cohesion.
More intriguing was Laurence Crane's Movement for 10 Musicians, a slow succession of sweet and piquant chords that took on their own suspended beauty; imagine an empty hall that has seen 1,000 Beach Boys concerts, yielding up all its ghostly echoes at once.
