| "'Now yield thee to our grace. "' | |
| "'Now yield thee,' cried Lars Porsena. " | |
| "And when its wings enfold you, yield, though the sword hidden among its pinions wounds your heart." | |
| "Bow, yield, kneel," that kind of stuff closes out a town. | |
| "Bow, yield, kneel." That kind of stuff closes out a town. | |
| "'Now yield thee to our grace. "' | |
| "'Now yield thee,' cried Lars Porsena. " | |
| "And when its wings enfold you, yield, though the sword hidden among its pinions wounds your heart." | |
| "Bow, yield, kneel," that kind of stuff closes out a town. | |
| "Bow, yield, kneel." That kind of stuff closes out a town. | |
| "Air yields to stone." | |
| "All yields its place and goes. | |
| "Patience yields many good things." | |
| "The ocean yields you lots of treats. | |
| "To thoughtless youth It pleasure yields | |
| "Air yields to stone." | |
| "All yields its place and goes. | |
| "Patience yields many good things." | |
| "The ocean yields you lots of treats. | |
| "To thoughtless youth It pleasure yields | |
| "In the midst of the street was the tree of life, "which bears 12 manner of fruit and yielded her fruit every month." | |
| "Next to the meadow were cleared patchwork fields that yielded to... | |
| "Sukarno has yielded to the demands of Communist Party members... | |
| "The Elan site has yielded a gush of oil and gas. | |
| "The air has yielded to stone." | |
| "...global markets in rare earth minerals, key components in everything from cell phones to advanced weapons systems, is predicted to explode in the coming years, yielding hundreds of billions of dollars in profits." | |
| "A Shakespearean sonnet, on the other hand, "would score high both horizontally and vertically, "yielding a massive total area; | |
| "It's yielding a couple hundred thousand a year, | |
| "Let the earth bring grass and tree yielding fruit". | |
| "No more yielding but a dream" no more yielding but a dream. | |
| "In the midst of the street was the tree of life, "which bears 12 manner of fruit and yielded her fruit every month." | |
| "Next to the meadow were cleared patchwork fields that yielded to... | |
| "Sukarno has yielded to the demands of Communist Party members... | |
| "The Elan site has yielded a gush of oil and gas. | |
| "The air has yielded to stone." | |
| "...global markets in rare earth minerals, key components in everything from cell phones to advanced weapons systems, is predicted to explode in the coming years, yielding hundreds of billions of dollars in profits." | |
| "A Shakespearean sonnet, on the other hand, "would score high both horizontally and vertically, "yielding a massive total area; | |
| "It's yielding a couple hundred thousand a year, | |
| "Let the earth bring grass and tree yielding fruit". | |
| "No more yielding but a dream" no more yielding but a dream. | |
