用yielded造句子，“yielded”造句

The rugs yielded, and the lid closed.

Certain war has yielded to an uncertain peace today.

When life spiteful everything into black humor, I yielded to themselves into a highly educated rogue.

The result showed that field -dependent subjects yielded much more boundary extention than the field-independent subjects.

It is interesting to note that such high pressures yielded a material harder than diamond and more heat-resistant.

The lawyers after Austin spare no efforts on the academic exploration of sources of law,But their efforts have not yet yielded mature fruits.

Both sides also held the activities of Cultural Festival and Scientific and Technological Year in each other, which have yielded good social effects.

He had half a decade of extraordinary creativity that yielded two epochal albums, 1979's Off the Wall and 1982's Thriller. These transformed him from teen idol to boundary-crossing superstar.

None of those efforts yielded the results Mr. Spielberg wanted, Mr. Spahn said. In the meantime, Mr. Spielberg had come under increasing pressure from advocates working on Darfur, including a campaign by the actress Mia Farrow, to drop his association with the Beijing Olympics.

Harmony has yielded to discord.

The research yielded a rich harvest.

This has yielded a result, but it has not increased our insight.

The doctor yielded to his reasonable request and allowed him to work.

Who would bother with such cumbersome talks in future if they yielded so little this time around, he asks?

The modification has yielded both much higher yield and availability of the mill, enabling it to eventually operate with full designed capacity.

Although our measures for disintegrating the enemy troops and for treating prisoners of war leniently have not yielded conspicuous results as yet, they will certainly do so in the future.

He yielded to curiosity.

This yielded little gain from the code generation perspective.

Artificial ponds yielded fish, and corrals held deer and other game flushed from the forest.

Aleck was pleased; so pleased that she yielded to the pressure and conceded a sum which her judgment told her was a foolish extravagance-- a thousand dollars.

Put together, the first four matches after each icon's departure yielded 10 wins and a draw, although, tellingly, in none of those seasons did Manchester United finish as champions.

That early verve has yielded some successes.

Before long, many of the men resorted to drinking seawater and yielded to madness and death.

In 1953, Tatum tracked a record 124 solos for noted producer Norman Granz, and while the sessions were hasty, they yielded material for 13 albums.

Through the baptism of wind and rain, the maple has accepted the challenge of fate. It has not yielded, but it has become unscathed. You see its branches and leaves more luxuriant, the whole body is more turquoise, and the vitality is more prosperous.

The conclusion shows that the electronic resource and services have yielded benefits for libraries, readers and universities.

Do not spend more time in the days of complaining, accepting life and facing life. Those who have yielded to their troubles have become slaves to their fate. They need not be lost in the pain of life. Spring is good, life is good and the future is good.

But the wild child boldly gets rid of him with a fluid shield and has yielded a building without welds.

Within two hours, Cohen yielded and accepted almost everything.

Obama's team made little secret of their intention to win broad support for his stimulus plan - an effort that yielded three Republican votes in the Senate and none in the House.

These fruit trees yielded poorly last year.