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She bit her lips; she seemed to hesitate, as though a prey to some sort of inward conflict.

The fox, with all his thousand tricks, had not been able to get out of sight, and fell a prey to the dogs.

If anything, they actually seem to benefit from the poisons, becoming less likely to fall prey to their greatest enemy, the least weasel.

Zeus himself fell prey to the dark evils, this is why he became so enraged and obsessed with your death. He was consumed by the evil, fear.

Investor said the project fell prey to a downturn in the Colorado economy when the oil and gas industry faltered.

but no one knows of the mental malady which previously sapped her strength, and made her so easy a prey to the spoiler.

Before it had fallen prey to weeds and neglect, it must have been magnificent.

That could prompt consolidation in the sector within the next six months, with smaller players falling prey to longer established companies.

He wrote, "It's against the interests of either predator or prey to eliminate the enemy. "

Be realistic: It's far too easy to fall prey to "not invented here syndrome" .

If you yearn for easy answers and quick solutions, you'll fall prey to people who offer nothing but promises.

what a thing it is to be a ghost, cowering and shivering in an altered world, a prey to apprehension and despair!

And you could have tried to live within your means or, better yet, below them, instead of falling prey to financial fantasies.

As a result of missing out on opportunities to learn, Yi youth often fall prey to temptations that they encounter when away from home.

He cannot withstand her glance. Again, he feels her pain in his own heart. Again, he falls prey to compassion and sinks deep into her soul.

Weight-bearing exercise helps keep bones strong and less likely to fall prey to the body's own mechanisms in later age.

CALIFORNIA, though regarded by some as one of the more civilised parts of the world, is prey to wildfires.

Like other large carnivores, tigers need ample space and prey to thrive: Each animal might eat 50 deer a year.

But unlike insects that often fall prey to reptiles, scientists have observed one particular species of bug eating snakes and a turtle.

Sick Genius: Ashkenazim are prey to a host of debilitating diseases that might, counter-intuitively, enhance their collective intelligence.

When a man is a prey to his emotion, he is not his master---Benjamin de Spinoza---Dutch philosopher.

By a woodland pond, a tiny Grass spider falls prey to a Jumping spider, a more powerful and agile predator.

They use calls that imitate prey to attract hungry wolves, including the bugling of elk and a sound resembling a rabbit in distress.

You might as well expect the beasts of prey to refrain from eating men as expect the imperialists to give up aggression.

Informal businesses have lower wages, lower growth rates, poorer safety records, tend not to pay taxes and are prey to corruption.

Men and boys are not the only people who have fallen prey to the drug; women and girls are merely harder to find.

It falls prey to problems similar to those that refuted (H1) both as an interpretation of Socrates, and as an acceptable account of wisdom.

Chinese diplomats have become more assertive since the West fell prey to financial crisis.

It is a wonderfully flexible system, but without a consistent rule of law, companies are prey to the predilections of bureaucrats.

management business has always been prey to fades and fraudsters.

EVEN before passing through immigration into Indonesia, you may fall prey to the venal flair of its bureaucrats.

But were a bank or a solvent economy suddenly to fall prey to a market panic, then governments and the ECB would surely step in.

We have already talked about the mass consciousness so you can begin to see the importance of not falling prey to the thoughts of others.

It would lead him into the wilderness and lose him there, prey to the hostile magic of the unknown.

The man fought for his life, while his wife fell prey to the hunger of Beane and his family.

A person who fell prey to swindlers ; did not want the country to fall prey to terrorists .

With forests dry as tinder, thousands of hectares of trees have fallen prey to fire in Portugal and Spain.

A devil scorpionfish in the Fiji Islands looks sleepy, but it's waiting motionless for unsuspecting prey to swim past before it strikes.

It is also prey to many more frequent and murderous terrorist attacks, and has testy relations with a nuclear-armed neighbour.

But beware if you've fallen prey to this magnetism, they can be very jealous and resentful!

The State Department's online democratizing efforts have fallen prey to the same problems that plagued Bush's Freedom Agenda.

THE American housing market has deteriorated so sharply in the past two years that it is easy to fall prey to profound pessimism.

And she hath risen in the night, and given a prey to her household, and victuals to her maidens.

In any case, you need some logic that enables non player character predators to chase, and their prey to run.

I'm afraid you've fallen prey to his effortless flattery. Don't trust everything he says.

Similarly, you can use such potential functions to cause the prey to run from or repel a predator.

Well, some fell prey to hostile arrows As they tried to cross the plains. And some were lost in the rocky mountains.

You want to manipulate the secret war-fighting machine - armored birds of prey, to the nearby city of Binh Dinh's military rebellion.

A swindler might fall prey to someone else's grift and end up panhandling on South Beach, among all the models and the movie stars.

Don't fall prey to slick sales talk or manipulative acquaintances - learn to guard against situations that could land you in trouble.

Besides the wear of time that all ruins of antiquity are prey to, consider the depredations Babylon has suffered in recent history.

The plan has fallen prey to concerns from potential investors and regulators and waning interest from the banks themselves.

It is in Asia that America risks falling prey to a final misperception.

The annals of business are filled with chief executives who have fallen prey to the blind spot of poor succession planning.

Scarce credit hurts asset prices and leaves borrowers prey to the cash-flow troubles of customers and suppliers.

From ferocious birds of prey to shy songbirds, Zuckerman has captured our avian neighbors in fascinating new ways.

about a puppy-dog innocence verging on vacuity , prey to vulgarity and vacuum-packed with egotism.

Bush said. "And embracing this love is the surest way to save men from falling prey to the teaching of fanaticism and terrorism. "

He resisted falling prey to the game played by influential speakers, the giant media corporations.

When individuals feel limited because of a perceived physical or intellectual disability, they may fall prey to labeling.

7But all the cattle, and the spoil of the cities, we took for a prey to ourselves.

It missed the industrial revolution, turned in upon itself and fell prey to warlordism and opium addiction.

These days it's easy for anyone to become confused by (or fall prey to) the latest and greatest trends and tactics.

This sleek cell phone from Sharp isn't the first handset to fall prey to Kitty--and it certainly won't be the last.

She knew she must not fall prey to his charm.

The sword of truth is about to lash out and cut away the lies and deceit so that the brotherhood could see what they have been prey to.

DAP Chairman and prominent lawyer, Karpal Singh, has also fallen prey to UMNO's political thuggery .

And early diagnosis has helped her daughter (now a healthy teenager) avoid many of the pitfalls that Liane herself fell prey to.

Deuteronomy 3 : 7 But all the cattle, and the spoil of the cities, we took for a prey to ourselves.

In flying from the fructifying kind of boredom, they fall a prey to the other far worse kind.

"It doesn't really have to consume much prey to maintain its way of life, " Rosa said.

Thus it doesn't fall prey to the same quadratic complexity and management costs that make adding developers problematic.

Their small but fertile kingdom became the prey to the neighbouring kingdoms.

Anarchy in Afghanistan, or a Taliban restoration, would leave it prey to permanent cross-border instability.

The zoo manager, Todd Rose, said python s squeeze their prey to death before swallowing it whole.

Google's 'unbreakable' Chrome browser has fallen prey to computer hackers.

eg: As soon as a Brit becomes a "star" , at home or abroad, they become prey to the paparazzi.

Even scientists and researchers fall prey to the sensation, according to a new survey.

Often the opponents hide nearby the planted bomb and wait for there prey to come!

He actually fell prey to a fast food commercial and ate some fried chicken after 10pm!

Am I now to be prey to your lust for flesh?

After all, a mate is prey to be captured alive.

She was prey to irrational fears.

And they would be prey to the dangerous force of the unconscious.

Many wrecks already discovered have not been excavated because of lack of funds, leaving them prey to looters.

Ultimately, Dr. King himself fell prey to the violence around him.

In practice the rule is laden with caveats and prey to subjective judgments.

e. g. She was prey to irrational fears.

Street children in this part of the world often fall prey to drug dealers.

snakes that squeeze their prey to death with powerful muscles.

Unlike chimpanzees and other primates, elderly humans are prey to a host of neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer's disease.

They are trapped, and no place to request for rescue, and even has become a prey to the enigmatic assassin.

The chief leaders usually acted on their own and become prey to feuds and jealousy.

Many of the settlers fell prey to these infections and died shortly after.

She also dreaded falling prey to the diseases of middle age.

After killing the chital, Larkshimi took the prey to where her cubs hide themselves.

She fell an easy prey to his charm.

Calves, however, may fall prey to lions, crocodiles, and other meat-eaters.

Another problem for the Islamists is that they, too, are prey to troubling ideological doubts.

Giant spiders lie in patient wait in the jungles and the forests waiting for their prey to take that last, fatal, step.

Players are placed on the world of Tyria, which routinely falls prey to various evil characters.

This is partly because the management business has always been prey to fades and fraudsters.

By contrast, sophisticated investors, such as big stock market players, are unlikely to fall prey to this trap.

Most animals are prey to a tiger.

Those born on beaches or shore ice have fallen prey to coyotes and even bald eagles.

The fear is that the AP3 groups, if not closely watched, may swiftly become criminalised and prey to existing local factional disputes.

Left-behind children prey to mental ills.

But even in these the panda were prey to poachers.

They can fall prey to coercive deals choreographed by local cadres who funnel land to commercial developers.

It then lies still, waiting for prey to pass by.

Many people ruin their summer fun by falling prey to the hazards of hot weather.

He fell prey to a plot.

PLATNIK Some are sit and wait hunters. They wait for the prey to come to them . Some are more active and go out and chase the prey down.

The Zebra fell prey to the lion.

The zebra fell a prey to the lion.

This is what it means to fall prey to a nonviolent but frightening and fast-growing crime: identity theft.

As long as we stay open and fluid, we can trust that we have not fallen prey to the trap of judgment.

That man is destined to be a prey to woman, as i am to go on Exchange every day.

I fell a prey to evil dreams.

This means SQL Server Express won't be prey to this type of attack unless you enable the SQL Browser service.

We all know that brown-bagging is an instant money-saver, but many of us still fall prey to eating out far more often than we can afford to.

The good news is that tigers can recover if they are protected and have prey to eat.

I have just described in broad outline a history in which you all as lightworkers have fallen prey to resistance, persecution and violence.

for, when a man is a prey to his emotions, he is not his own master, but lies at the mercy of fortune;

28And they shall no more be a prey to the heathen, neither shall the beast of the land devour them;

Mouse operation, shrimp jumped to the naughty cats, they can be allowed to bomb next to a safe place, so that they will not fall prey to the

You command your Bird of Prey to do a trick. Larger birds may not be interested. [Note: Makes the bird do a loop. ]

to be laid in the cold grave, a prey to corruption and the reptiles of the earth;

He remained there, alone upon the rock, a prey to those growing tremors;

A type of curse placed on a person that makes them prey to many minor misfortunes and other forms of bad luck ;

Therefore, are prey to failure and mental illness

VII - Falling prey to cruelty or misfortune

Falling Prey to Cruelty or Misfortune

Avoid Falling Prey To Travel Scams - CBS News

A person who fell prey to swindlers