succumb

She is trying to lose weight, but she always succumbs to chocolate.

Yesterday the house of Lehman Brothers fell, they may think, today the head of the I. M. F. succumbs in an ignominious and shocking manner.

Yet for 20 years he gets away with passing off his funny money because he never succumbs to greed.

But man succumbs to the slightest reverses of fortune because he does not rely on the power of the Spirit.

Trapped in a loveless marriage, Anna Karenina succumbs to temptation and embarks on a dangerous affair with the handsome Vronsky.

It's surprising how easily Austen's novel succumbs to the conventions of a zombie flick.

Fran resists at first but eventually succumbs , standing Bud up as she agrees to spend the night with Sheldrake .

These films exhibit a vibrant aesthetic sensibility, one that maintains a cinematic coolness that never succumbs to camp or kitsch.

Alas, even the mighty QWERTY has a fatal weakness: It succumbs easily to a cut connection.

Japan comes off looking weak, as it succumbs to an avalanche of pressure.

Things new are too important to be neglected, and mind, which is a mere reflection of sensory impressions, succumbs to the flood of objects.

so it is perhaps surprising that Mr Spiegelman still succumbs to the novice novelist's temptation to provide overlong description.

There are many examples, in the animal kingdom, of cases in which the organism succumbs to an excess, a hyper-development of an organ.

When a part of the cardiac muscle or the brain succumbs , a heart attack or stroke occurs.

The bigger siblings stab and bludgeon the little one, until he succumbs .

If Libya succumbs to chaos, it will be to Europe that refugees will flow, and mostly European investments in Libya that will be lost.

Despite the hero's noble intentions, his valiant spirit quickly succumbs to Diablo's corruption.

Often the potential bubble succumbs and is forgotten.

His boat crew succumbs to drugs and is slowly killed off one by one.

Eventually, in 2008, he succumbs to a massive heart attack while out jogging.

As an individuality succumbs to earthiness, abandoning intellect for emotion and emotion for sensuality, it becomes more and more one-sided.

What's going to happen in a home where everyone succumbs to each other?

German lender succumbs to perverse incentives. Who's next?

He develops a genu varum, which he fails to treat in time, and succumbs in his sleep.

A crisis is brewing in China's northern heartland as its lifeline, the Yellow River, succumbs to pollution and overuse.