YIELD Sentence, Example and UsageExamples and usage of YIELD in prose and poetry
Usage of "YIELD": Examples from famous English Poetry
To better understand the meaning of YIELD, certain examples of its usage are presented.Examples from famous English prose on the use of the word YIELD
"He would yield very soon, because he needed to know that his theory was right"- The word/phrase 'yield' was used by 'J. K. Rowling' in 'Harry potter and the deathly hallows'.
"I must not yield up a pin's point of the ground i had gained"- 'Rabindranath Tagore' has used the yield in the novel The home and the world.
"Misfortune has broken my once haughty spirit; i yield, i submit; 'tis my fate"- To understand the meaning of yield, please see the following usage by Mark Twain in The adventures of huckleberry finn.
Usage of "YIELD" in sentences
"To fate we must yield, and the thing is the same;"
- This term yield was used by Matthew Prior in the Poem For my own monument.
"And cursed with hearts unknowing how to yield."
- This term yield was used by Alexander Pope in the Poem Elegy to the memory of an unfortunate lady.
"Oft did the harvest to their sickle yield"
- This term yield was used by Thomas Gray in the Poem Elegy written in a country churchyard.
"Will yield 10% if not more"
"A foursquare refusal to yield"
"In a unary operation in a mathematical system one element is used to yield a single result"