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Sentence Examples A long line of Coalition ministers and shadow ministers succumbed to the newly fashionable separatist doctrine. The top class field were humbled by the strong design and some big names succumbed to the conditions. By the time I had donned my wellies a large proportion of the big tree trunk had already succumbed to his chainsaw. Anthropology, both in its American and British versions, while much richer in its theoretical practices, has succumbed to a postmodern tribalism. His father finally succumbed to alcoholism, orphaning the son with whom he had travelled the world. Truth is though that the record biz has succumbed to the old-fashioned science of statistical analysis. I am disappointed that the seminary succumbed to the lure of media exposure in orchestrating this event. We survived with just two till our son arrived and then succumbed to peer pressure and raised their strength to three. Chiefs and rajas, sultans and potentates succumbed to western authority with no apparent regret on the part of their subjects. Like many busy professionals, I have succumbed to the siren call of productivity. Eventually these embryos succumbed due to the lack of correct blood flow with two hearts pumping into the same set of blood vessels. She began to parry and dodge their blazing fast attacks, but she was clearly outmatched and succumbed to their slashes and blows. Such arguments only show the mental slavery to which these people have succumbed. And it was Hussein, after all, who installed as heir apparent the little-known and unseasoned Abdullah just before he succumbed to cancer. Many designers seemed to have succumbed to the liberating qualities of plastic, neoprene and PVC, with varying degrees of success. Many a visiting brickie has succumbed to a heart attack after viewing walling here. Each album since their debut has succumbed to ever-increasing layers of gloss and painstaking overproduction. Having grown up in a cloud of nicotine vapour I am still thankful that I never succumbed. Two more elephants are believed to have succumbed to the disease on Sunday. I have exasperatedly succumbed to the practice of babying resistant young voters in the past. Show More Sentences Alfred's dynasty, which had survived Danes, Norsemen, and Danes again, had succumbed at last to foreign invasion. Toxicology experts testified that the animals had succumbed to carbon disulfide poisoning. The injured were immediately rushed to hospital where Hamida succumbed to her injuries. Even stars such as Geri Halliwell and Kate Winslet have succumbed to pressure to swap their famous curves for more waiflike physiques. Isabel and the two older boys also succumbed to diphtheria and were in quarantine for a month. An injured student Irshad Ahmad Sheikh succumbed to his injuries on his way to hospital. It succumbed to an accommodationist position, which inevitably led to its end. His estranged guitarist, songwriting partner and soulmate since childhood, had succumbed to cocaine, aloof behaviour and rampant egomania. They succumbed in laughter, and eventually gave up, and danced jive to the lively music. Newberry finally succumbed to another big hit, Alex Mason replacing him and leaving BJ Fowler as the line-out jumper. Being such an immature age, he also succumbed to the advances of other women while he was away, which ended the marriage after just two years. Because they have succumbed to erosion and weathering, perhaps for aeons, these craters are notoriously difficult to spot. He quickly succumbed to the gravitational pull of the director of the university's artificial intelligence lab. These men had survived the force of the explosion, but had succumbed to the effects of the afterdamp. Wall paintings in particular, once so abundant, have succumbed to decay, destruction, or covering over with whitewash. His brother died of scarlet fever, many other villagers succumbed to asthma and diabetes. I also must report that I've visited France and no doubt succumbed to certain attempts to propagandize me. They were immediately rushed to hospital where Amin succumbed to his injuries. Both of them succumbed to their injuries, a couple of days later at a hospital in the city suburbs. While waging a gutsy campaign against liver disease, he was ambushed by stomach cancer and succumbed within a few months. Show More Sentences Scores of carriageworkers had already succumbed to diseases brought on by working with the man-made fibre. But he never succumbed to the lure of rock 'n' roll degeneracy, generally avoiding both the gossip columns and the gutter. If the Australians succumbed it was because of the relentless pressure that came from the tall scores the Indian batsmen posted. A less resilient person would have succumbed to depression and retired from music and public life. We tend to forget how often we have succumbed as a nation to a pervasive individualism that stigmatizes poor children and blames their families. The annihilator of the hereditary peers has succumbed to the trade union barons. Hundreds of peacekeeping troops have succumbed to the disease, after becoming infected with single-celled parasites called leishmania. He hasn't succumbed to the fatal politesse and detachment that afflicts many musicians trained to within an inch of their lives. The corpses had not been flayed or dismembered in any way, but succumbed to their stab wounds and blood loss. Further, the Premier is appreciative of the fact that, to date, no one has succumbed to the actions being recommended by this user. On the first night only two out of 48 remained at dinner, the rest having succumbed to the pitching roll of the boat. While my senses succumbed to the Indian fire-eaters, I raced to watch the rickshaws and road shows. Both the players were rushed to a private hospital here where Jarnail Singh succumbed to his injuries. This is surprising, for contemporary opinion held that women as well as men succumbed to intemperance. Despite the efforts of local people to save her life, the girl succumbed to injuries. I have in the past succumbed to temptation, lured by attractive coloured labels. The French-Canadian made a fight of it after losing the first set 6-0 but finally succumbed after a 10-8 tiebreak. Had I not been able to find the money I believe I might well have succumbed to this terrible disease within a matter of months. She later succumbed to her injuries and was pronounced dead at the Mayerthorpe Hospital. But by this point, many a reader, having long since succumbed to compassion fatigue, will suffer from irony fatigue as well. Show More Sentences Predictably he succumbed to his brother's ill-natured comments and began a whiny protest. Sandra succumbed to the disease, which had plagued her life for the past 13 years, last December. Perhaps influenced by Central American preoccupations with swine flu, the Panama Star said British MPs had succumbed to a worldwide disease. Eight passengers died on the spot and two others succumbed to their injuries in hospital. In that time around 12 million sub-Saharan Africans have succumbed to the disease. After that, despite my best efforts, Hernandez succumbed to dropsy and Eduardo developed terrible fungus which consumed his fins and turned his beautiful blue body brown. Marie took her own life on January 19, just two months after her daughter Isabelle succumbed to the effects of anorexia nervosa. By May 27, five people had succumbed to the virus and 16 more were infected. But its contents rapidly dispel any fears that this most entertainingly waspish of commentators succumbed to beatific mildness in his final years. Of the two cloned Afghan hound male puppies, one survived, the other suffered respiratory distress and succumbed to aspiration pneumonia at three weeks of age. It was a country that had succumbed to paralysis and defeatism and nostalgia. Iran has also succumbed over the course of a cruel century, in large part because of the depredations of the Pahlavi dynasty. In art, the lure of anecdote always presents serious risks, and a good deal of nineteenth century American art succumbed to that drive to explain and amuse. He remains something of a performer himself, a leading light in the folk music movement who only succumbed to car ownership to transport his band to gigs. Months later her mother succumbed to esophageal cancer, leaving Richards without her chief adviser and best friend. But by the time the turn was executed the flight crew could have succumbed to hypoxia. In glass design, too, the irregular shapes, floral allusions, and aleatory iridescence of art nouveau succumbed to solid geometry and flat, linear patterning. It started out as a joke, a tease, but then one by one, each of us succumbed to the spirit of V-day and quite pathetically, whined about wanting a boyfriend. The Medieval walls without flanks and terreplein to resist gunpowder bombardment were easy prey to the besiegers and the fortifications soon succumbed. Later, he succumbed to a massive heart attack, his family members said. Show More Sentences However, tradition overwhelmed the legal victory, and she sadly succumbed to the intense pressure to marry her attacker. Nevertheless, two of the top order succumbed to his medium-pacers. At the same time, she deftly sidesteps the temptation of the Oriental picturesque, to which numerous other authors on this subject have succumbed. Once alighted, we naively succumbed to the temptation of leaning over the railway bridge at Haworth and got a well-deserved faceful of sooty filth along with many others. He has spent years as a visiting lecturer and poet in residence in various universities, but has never succumbed to the campus ailment of disappearing up his own alliteration. After years vowing that I'd never play golf, I finally succumbed to it. One member of the band had succumbed to the booze completely but Alastair Grieg, on the squeeze box, soldiered on with only slightly tangled fingers. Edison's father Eucalyptus once remarked that if Lulu succumbed to her scurvy pox no one would even know but for the lessening of her complaints for hard tack and goat milk. Unlike Britain, Rome succumbed not to the rise of a new empire, but to internal decay and a death of a thousand cuts from various barbarian groups. She began to parry and dodge their blazing fast attacks, but she was clearly outmatched and succumbed to their slashes and blows and was being pushed back. The couple had succumbed to a combination of infection and hypothermia. The platinum blonde uber-model Nadja's eyes haunted me, and eventually I succumbed to the charms of Bazaar, and believe me those charms are considerable. After three hours of stuffing ourselves, we succumbed to the traditional dessert of plum pudding with brandy sauce, fresh strawberries with various fruits and cream. We managed to resist desserts such as homemade apple, mango and berry crumble but succumbed to the temptation of Irish Coffee which, I might add, made me sleepy. He seems to have succumbed to the conventional wisdom, for instance portraying the Georgian poets as pastoralists and ignoring their rebellion against syrupy Victorianism. As I started work, it was moving to read some of the dedications, from many whose mothers or best friends had succumbed to breast, or other, cancers. According to eyewitness, a grenade exploded in the main market causing injuries to at least 15 people, out of whom two succumbed to their injuries in the hospital. Eventually, Mitanni succumbed to Hittite, and later Assyrian attacks, and was reduced to a province of the Middle Assyrian Empire. Abu Jandal had received severe injuries in fighting with security forces, succumbed to his injuries on Sunday. Two people died on the spot, whereas two succumbed to injuries on their way to hospital, a rescue worker Babul Jattak told Dawn. Show More Sentences The first gave us many years of pleasure but eventually succumbed, probably to honey fungus. The batsman succumbed to a snorter of short balls from the bowler and nicked a thin edge to the keeper. In modern times, some authors have cast doubt on whether Claudius was murdered or merely succumbed to illness or old age. This article reports an unusual case of a multigravida with systemic lupus erythematosus and AIH who succumbed to Nocardia sepsis. However, the association succumbed to Gleichschaltung in the hopes of maintaining a voice in educational policy. The two minors who were admitted to Maharishi Valmiki Hospital succumbed to the burn injuries. In the Church of England, Jeffrey John eventually succumbed to pressure to withdraw his name from consideration to be the Bishop of Reading. More than a thousand succumbed to hunger and disease, and in April 1700, two ships carried the few survivors home. They succumbed to infidelity, remained materialistic, and acted selfishly. After Caerlaverock eventually succumbed, Edward passed through Dumfries again as he crossed the Nith to take his invasion into Galloway. The word Trug means deception, fraud, illusion, and it seems that Strehlow has succumbed to all of them. If it wasn't for the fact these would-be luvvies are dearly rejects from the casting couch, I might have succumbed, but that's another story. Many quickly succumbed to infectious diseases to which they had no immunity, reducing the population further. The police shouldn't have spinelessly succumbed to pressure from political circles. Sussex has been occupied since those times and has succumbed to various invasions and migrations throughout its long history. It had grown to 12ft but succumbed to bark beetles thriving amid the worst droughts in years. A University of Oregon student who died on Friday most likely succumbed to bacterial meningitis, according to Lane County Public Health. Though Strauss succumbed in the tenth over, England lost no further wickets before lunch, and only one more before tea. At the Beacon Theater show, Music Executive, Ahmet Ertegun fell and ultimately succumbed to his injury. Roberts soon succumbed to the pressure of his rigorous schedule, and, in 1906, suffered a physical and emotional collapse. Show More Sentences She vowed to give up drinking during the exam period, but eventually succumbed to peer pressure and was out drinking with her friends within a week of the resolution. Some plants may have succumbed to root rots or stem blights. Felix had succumbed already to the feeling that youth ruled the roost. The Provincial Council of New Munster had only one legislative session, in 1849, before it succumbed to the virulent attacks of settlers from Wellington. The race was immediately red flagged and Malachi was treated by medical staff from the MCUI Medical team but succumbed to his injuries at the scene. Westwood inevitably succumbed to the allure of the dress, but her vision was in latex, cut indecently low in the neck and pornographically short in hem. Before that she only succumbed to the useful stormbound by a head over an extra furlong in november, for which she only went up a little in the weights. Admiral Federico Gravina, the senior Spanish flag officer, escaped with the remnant of the fleet and succumbed months later to wounds sustained during the battle. Uncertainty arises due to the difficulties in accurately calculating the number of those who succumbed to disease, as it is estimated at least 10,000 died in 1776 alone. I felt myself turn blue then green then white, but before I succumbed to the growing onslaught of fainthood, I crawled back to my bed and awakened my pregnant wife. While editing these volumes, he was suffering from a painful internal malady, to which he succumbed on 26 January 1895, in the 74th year of his age. After reconstruction, it was clear that the top part of this wall had succumbed to the blast of the pyroclastic flow in AD 79, displacing fragments of its upper zone. The 55-year-old's world fell apart when he succumbed almost overnight to uveitis, a rare condition caused by the body's own immune system attacking eyes. The Dons were as short as 4-5 to take a victory from their first leg against Czech side Sigma Olomouc, but a patched-up side succumbed to a 5-1 thumping at Pittodrie. Examples from Classical Literature The two men and the elder of the women succumbed at the last, professed conversion and were garrotted and burnt. Meanwhile the other independent principalities of Gondwana had in turn succumbed. Mrs. rideout, the lady of position, went off on the arm of her maid, who had not yet succumbed. Had you succumbed to the blows of fate with a whine of texts upon your lips? The fear of the disgrace of a whipping was too much for me, and I succumbed to the evil one. One by one they succumbed to weakness and illness, until one only, a pilot from Huelva, was left. During the historic Spanish influenza epidemic of 1918 more fat people succumbed than all other types combined. There was one pack animal which, however, succumbed to the hardships of the route. And, to complete the casualties, a zanzibari of the rear column succumbed to manioc poison. Captain Bia succumbed to smallpox and the column encountered every conceivable hardship. From the fuss it was apparent that the abattis and earthwork had succumbed. Of five unvaccinated dogs, all succumbed to inoculation, by trepanning, of the brain. Of eight unvaccinated dogs, six succumbed to the intravenous inoculation of rabic matter. She had found an adorer, and had apparently succumbed to his importunities. To his humour of daffing I succumbed, and fell into an extraordinary ease with the world. Cahokia and Vincennes soon quietly succumbed to his influence. The British Army's Mercian Regiment put in a valiant performance going in level at half-time but in the end succumbed to a better team. With a look of poignant disappointment, the voyageur succumbed. In Australia, Coolgardie had succumbed and Perth was in a panic. The doctor analyzed the symptoms of the malady to which the prisoner had succumbed, and declared that he was dead. Show More Sentences As it chanced, however, neither succumbed in that sanguinary strife. Alexander's grey turned in a typically robust effort at Gosforth Park, where she succumbed by just half a length to Beeves over three miles. Even saplings harvested from rot-resistant locust trees had succumbed to moisture and mildew. Her nets were so well laid that the luckless suitors were all caught, and succumbed to the test she applied to them without their knowledge. It was to the first of these visitations that the annalist Clyn succumbed. Four horses had succumbed to a gruelling day of fierce exertion. Before these were completed she succumbed to the hardship of her life. The Louvre, the great bastion of comme il faut art history, has succumbed to contemporary art. At the age of seventy-three he succumbed to a longstanding asthma. In the French revolution of July 1830, and in the English reform agitation, these aristocracies again succumbed to the hateful upstart. That they succumbed at the hands of Evo-Stik North side Ramsbottom United should not constitute complete demoralisation. The recumbent figure in bed seemed to have actually succumbed to sleep. Alexander's grey turned in a robust effort at Gosforth Park, where she succumbed by just half a length to the well-handicapped Beeves over three miles. Eric Lawson, the tough guy with the lantern jaw whose tanned, leathery face adorned a million billboards, succumbed to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. She may have had no particular feeling for him, but succumbed to his wish from propinquity or idleness, to find then that she was powerless in a snare of her own contriving. Only Tony Britton escapes the malady and one suspects that, if his character of Reverend Chasuble had more time on stage, he, too, may have succumbed. Find more words! 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