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Initial discomfort soon gives way to a greater feel on the pitch, with plenty of room to improvise as you create space for a cross or shot.

The point at which aerobic metabolism gives way to anaerobic metabolism is commonly referred to as Anaerobic Threshold or Lactate Threshold.

Its textured account of the early struggle against spies and subversives gives way to a skimpy account of terrorist plots.

The words making angry if the enemy gives way to you , the assurance explaining that you do not beat him.

As he heads for the perimeter his wounded ankle gives way and he lands flat on his back unconscious.

Initially the two look like proper ladies out for a stroll, a pantomime that gives way to funny faces and charmingly goofy choreography.

Cynicism gives way to the celebration when carefully preparing holiday sweets or stringing colorful lights around the entrance to your home.

The point at which physical, mental, or emotional strength gives way under stress.

But its gorgeous smooth surface suddenly gives way to a dilapidated, pot-holed obstacle course for the rest of the journey.

The sense of urgency that ruled their northern, urban lives gives way to an acceptance of the gentler pace of the south.

a future where the cloud of recession gives way to the light of renewal and the dream of opportunity is available to all.

This is a building made of tough materials on its exterior, but gives way to a more refined and enriched interior.

In that way, he also no longer just gives way to hunger without knowing it, but he notes, or recognizes, or identifies his own state.

This easily gives way to warm, cool sense of discomfort, even those who feel weak physique dizziness, lightheadedness .

Air freight is used for goods where the higher cost of transport by air gives way to other considerations.

And as you go deeper, that lovely, blue water you were launched in gives way to darker and darker blue.

Ride the train in the opposite direction and rosy scenario, even in New York, gives way to rust-bucket gloom.

As the distance in different spaces (or equivalent distance) gives way and the meaning of the differences caused by different convergence.

If that support gives way, a drop to the trend line moving average near the important sentiment 1300 level is certainly possible.

The words making angry if the friend gives way to you, explains that you care about his friendly sentiment.

Already summer was in the air, the first hint of Georgia summer when the high tide of spring gives way reluctantly before a fiercer heat.

If the barrier of rocks and mud gives way, a flood wave could threaten up to 1. 3m people downstream.

The land is big and mostly flat with many fields of corn, wheat and soybeans. But as we travel west, the cropland gives way to wild grasses.

As a period of loose credit gives way to an era of austerity, the social cohesion of many nations will be put to the test.

As the young bird matures, such controlled descent gradually gives way to powered flight.

The risk is highest in the first few years of marriage when the dream of life together gives way to the daily grind, the study showed.

Be fond of worry about you I really Past accommodating oneself to gives way to it over.

Struggle is replaced by welcome challenges, and frustration gives way to purpose and satisfaction.

The risk: Buyers are lured in by artificially cheap financing, only to find the house-price floor subsequently gives way.

I exercise poor judgement in my decisions and my usual obsessive planning gives way to impulsiveness.

Irrational exuberance rarely gives way to rational scepticism quickly.

Irrational exuberance rarely gives way to rational skepticism quickly.

The gentle flow of warm air gives way to the chilly gust, lashing us.

In the course of life's quests, aspiration, often gives way to disillusion, which in turn brings about regret.

Rojas re-forms his idealism as youthful naivete gives way to an adult's complicated choices.

The pitch black of night gives way to vivid images that comfort the dreamer until the morning.

Pisa's soil is mostly compressible clay and sand, which gives way over time and causes big buildings to shift.

This gives way too much power to other people.

But reasonable China sometimes gives way to aggressive China.

Was it also a hopeful experience? Decline often gives way to rebirth.

an approach that fails and gives way to another attempt.

All the numbers, all the information that was so important to us gives way.

then you buy rice, I am standing here for you, look who gives way to who finally!

If the dam gives way and the lake floods the valley, the mountain should remain above the water.

Rubber is not hard, it gives way to pressure.

The forest gives way to cattle ranches or soybean farms.

Goodbye , That gives way to the boy that I miss .

Genre painting gives way to landscape.

As enough wholeness is mastered in one's dreams, then the persona falls away and gives way to allowing the ancestors to personify the life.

Everybody gives way to elephants.

As 2010 gives way to 2011, we have some idea of what's being overlooked and ignored.

Autumn's northeasterly winds bring the prime hiking season to Hong Kong, as the summer's hot, humid weather gives way to drier, cooler days.

He tries to open the car door but he can't find the handle so he pulls again and again until something gives way.

From our current print edition: Fighting gives way to talking, but the mood of protest cannot be reversed

the socratic philosopher , removed from the political world , gives way to the philosopher - king , firmly rooted in both worlds

Safely gives way to traffic regarding the merchantman the fishing boat discussion

Acrimony between China and Taiwan gives way to business deals

And the ground gives way beneath your feet

existence gives way to nothingness ;

Piracy: overkill gives way to pragmatism

As winter gives way to spring and spring to summer

And when sun gives way to moon