give way造句

We did not give way to bitterness.

The Europeans should now be pressing the Greek-Cypriots to give way over the embargo.

The mountains eventually give way to green plains dotted with bungalows, and the shimmering Caspian Sea.

The glaciers give way to green-blue water, milky with the fine sediment created as the ice grinds over rock.

Synthesizing the work, Broecker accurately predicted "that the present cooling trend will, within a decade or so, give way to a pronounced warming induced by carbon dioxide."

This suggests that Sultan, unlike previous rulers, will be legally bound to give way on this crucial point to the wider family's wishes.

The town, the boy, the movies all grow up together, as the silent antics of Charlie Chaplin give way to the naked pout of Brigitte Bardot gives way to the VCR.

His strength, which was prodigious, as the reader knows, and which had been but little decreased by age, thanks to his chaste and sober life, began to give way, nevertheless.

The road is, at first, filled with quaint boutique shops and young couples and friends, but as it advances uphill they give way to small cottage homes and kids playing ball in the street.