Giving-Way

My conscious visualizations started giving way to a stream of unconscious imagery, and I could see I was beginning to enter a dream state.

But he took her hand, and the contact thrilled her; her senses were giving way, and she almost tottered.

At the end of the game I could feel my legs giving way at the end of the game, but this is just a question of time.

The violence of her emotion made her set her teeth, as if were, against giving way.

So it is with some sadness that I note that America's age of indulgence seems to be giving way to an era of frugality.

In a way, it was his fault for giving way to his wife every time.

He sat down in front of the grave for two, the lush summer grass giving way beneath him.

The latter seems to be giving way to SOAP, which has support for message-oriented as well as procedural approaches.

When the rear-guard of his army retreated, the front giving way too.

We rarely give up in line or on the subway or bus. Locked into our automobiles, we prefer gridlock to giving way.

A man steps on what seems like solid ground but discovers with horror that ground is giving way beneath his feet.

Death in a dream does not necessarily mean a physical death in as much as a transformation - old giving way to something new and better.

He forded frozen Russian rivers, the ice giving way beneath him, to become the first Jew to meet Tsar Nicholas I.

Shinzo Abe, resigned after about a year in office, giving way to Mr. Fukuda.

giving way to a stretch of plain where the only obstacles were clumps of bushes.

But those same Lib Dems underestimate the emotional temptations to which they are giving way.

That set of rules is now giving way to outright bans on many longstanding industry practices.

At the same time, the axis is opened towards the sky, giving way to natural light to improve the illumination of the underground world.

What a relief it was when the boulders suddenly disappeared, giving way to a stretch of plain where the obstacles were clumps of bushes.

Mr Clegg's initial strategy of "owning" everything the coalition does is giving way to a determination to highlight areas of disagreement.

The last piece of green leaves, giving way to yellow and red, in Groton, Connecticut.

The traditional feast has gone out of fashion, giving way to seafood, and special night snacks are in fashion now.

He called for an interim government that would oversee the bailout deal before giving way to new elections around year-end.

The era of multilateralism is giving way to a new age of nationalisms.

It's his mother's fault for giving way to him too often.

The fetus was giving way of previous scar resulting in rupture of the uterus, loss of blood and suture of uterus by laparotomy.

The revolution of rising expectations is giving way to a revolution of rising expectancy.

Bare-bones cabanas catering to backpackers are giving way to fancy resorts with all the perks.

A tradition of banking secrecy, which protected clients from tax collectors, is giving way to an era of more transparency.

The first taste is almost sweet, a rush of fruit giving way to a smooth sensation with just enough acid backbone.

Sooner or later, the current angst will surely lift, giving way to a gritty optimism.

Now the centrally planned approach is giving way to the more democratic, even joyously anarchic, new model of innovation.

The mortars were a reminder that the Mahdi Army is waiting the Americans out, not giving way to them.

The legend begins in the 16th century, when the great Inca Empire in western South America was giving way to European invaders.

By giving way now, she may soothe her voters' current anxieties about the euro, but the future price could be large.

The familiar sight of conductors who sell tickets in Beijing buses is giving way to electronic cards.

Social inequities of the past are rapidly giving way to expanded social consciousness .

In some cities, many trees have been cut down, giving way to lawns, just because lawns are considered more civilized, and more beautiful.

inequities of the past are rapidly giving way to expanded social consciousness .

The credit crunch is giving way to a manufacturing crunch - and it's deepening.

Sober discussion about how to manage the instability of markets is giving way to a simpler fable.

They frightened him into giving way.

In some areas, modern intensive farming is giving way to the re-introduction of traditional methods.

Not giving way to pressure or persuasion; obdurate.

The enthusiasm and hope that were palpable after the election on March 29th are giving way to fear and despair.

A win-win world is giving way to a zero-sum world.

I let him guide me into position on the table and open the top half of my gown, the little bow giving way with a hiss.

The grand romance cooled and in 1946 died, giving way to ordinary life.

Benjamin said, They are giving way before us as at first.

It is giving way to the construction.

and some early morning fog, giving way to sunny skies.

Yield implies giving way, as to pressure or superior authority, often in the hope that such action will be temporary:

Study on vessel's giving way in a crossing situation

Wu Sun-fu's careless smile was fading and giving way to a brooding expression

A fracturing or giving way under stress

Old Online Advertising Models Are Giving Way To New Social Media

giving way to the entrance hall , all glass brick