to give way

As if, however, to falsify this assertion, his legs seemed to give way, and he suddenly sat down to save himself from falling.

Yet with the review now at a critical stage, the EU appears ready to give way to protectionist voices in its member states.

Emerson said: "A move toward their goals is always people who gave him the whole world to give way. "

move hesitatingly, as if about to give way.

The activism of the last two years is likely to give way to paralysis in the next two.

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

After 1815 this older form of manufacturing began to give way to factories with machinery tended by unskilled or semiskilled laborers.

Harry followed Fred and George out of the locker room and, hoping his knees weren't going to give way, walked onto the field to loud cheers.

We are ready to give way a little to them on minor problems, but we will never compromise with them on major questions of principle.

But there may be problems along the way, as the US and the traditional European power-brokers have to give way.

Observers had expected Mr Fradkov to give way to one of the men Mr Putin has publicly groomed to take over.

Over time, he said, e-mail will continue to give way to faster-twitch formats, even among older people.

In the long term, however, Thailand may have to give way to Indonesia as ASEAN's most popular tourist destination.

It is a shame for the soul to be first to give way in this life, when thy body does not give away.

The main thing is not to give way to a famous authority but courageously defend your opinion.

As the dust settled, anger seemed to give way to sympathy for Liu and the incredible pressure he had been under, according to Reuters.

in the high-speed on the road, passing to move the mouse control vehicle or so avoid to give way up of obstacle, what chicken, duck, crab.

Therefore, in principle, the right to life does not allow the right to give way to another.

Last month, Qaddafi's grip of fear appeared to give way to the promise of freedom.

Last month, Gaddafi's grip of fear appeared to give way to the promise of freedom.

No plane. I don't use a machine. I can make the wind dense. Its essence is to give way, but other essences obtain when the signs are right.

Article 47 A motor vehicle shall slow down when passing a crosswalk; or shall stop to give way when a pedestrian is passing the crosswalk.

Be prepared to give way to traffic on the normal road.

In fact, Mackie noted the tendency of initial, proprietary innovations to "give way over time to durable, open source alternatives. "

he was not a man to give way to this kind of pressure.

Anecdotes and opinions of anyone, even of senior and distinguished colleagues, have to give way to evidence.

Over time, however, such market apprehension is likely to give way.

Volume and market breadth also started to fray, and as those supportive elements started to give way, the market's strength waned.

The shorter cycles call for Monday to be another down day and the support at 1. 4130 should be tested and it is likely to give way.

He refuse to give way on any of the points.

The system should lay down the rules of the road, such as who has to give way.

it is a nice idea to give way to the public transportation during the rush time.

He refused to give way and admit he was wrong.

Inclined to give way to pressure, argument, or influence; docile.

Once the older boys stake a claim to the lawn, the younger ones had to give way to them avoid conflict.

The idea of this set phrase is to give way to somebody in order to avoid a conflict.

To give way under pressure.

If we are walking on a very narrow path, we need to give way to one another so we can both pass safely.

The boss had to give way to the workers demands in the end.

We are not going to give way to blackmail.

We refused to give way to their demands.

The truck refused to give way to the car, and so they caused an accident.

Is it likely to give way?

When the other team members to overtake, the other team should be for him to give way, not allowed to intentionally block

Have you ever slow down or stop your bike to give way to other trail users?

The ideological weapons of the old die-hard feudalism were defeated, HAD to give way and were declared bankrupt

My hobby Hobby , the amateur life being able to give way to us become colorful and varied;

give one's regards to give out give out that. . . give up give up one's life to give way to come to do

To give way abruptly under pressure or tension

you argue with yourself , and your meditation has to give way to your preconceived ideas

so he stood firm and ramkumar had to give way

To give way to pressure or force