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Đặt câu có từ "gives way"
1. Dramatic economic inequality gives way to social and political inclusion.
2. The parents’ playful cooing gives way to harsh and mean words; affectionate hugs give way to angry blows or an absence of touch altogether; parental pride gives way to bitterness.
3. The barest crunch from the charred exterior gives way to juicy pink flesh.
4. " When all around my soul gives way He then is all my hope and stay. "
5. And soon a field of sunflowers gives way to a low building of stone and tile.
6. When Jesus sees Mary and the crowd with her weeping, he too gives way “to tears.”
7. A gentle effervescence fills the mouth, then gives way to all the grandeur of the Chardonnay.
8. As dieting progresses, the feeling hardens into voracious hunger; restlessness gives way to energy-conserving lethargy.
9. Over the first two weeks after the birth, colostrum production slowly gives way to mature breast milk.
10. 16 As dieting progresses, the feeling hardens into voracious hunger; restlessness gives way to energy-conserving lethargy.
11. " Like a muddied spring or a polluted fountain is the righteous man who gives way before the wicked. "
12. This new dialect gives way to the elaboration of knowledge at the benefit of socially useful civic knowledge.
13. To coerce, intimidate, or bully: "Noah gives way, wounded and resigned; she can always Bulldoze him, and
14. Frequently, people throw water in front of their doors, and the dust gives way to mud and malodorous fumes.
15. However, science springs ultimately from the human urge to truth,(Sentencedict.com ) and dogmatism eventually gives way under this impetus.
16. 29 Eliot's articulation of his authentic poetic voice gives way, despite himself,(www.Sentencedict.com) to a staging of his own destruction.
17. Where the roots stick out the bank gives way to a hollow where the buffaloes are tethered during the day.
18. But the'60s inevitably gives way to the'70s, where the cuttings of the apertures hurt a little bit more.
19. (Laughter) But the '60s inevitably gives way to the '70s, where the cuttings of the apertures hurt a little bit more.
20. By May the soft greens of spring darken and the freshness of the garden gives way to headier scents and fragrances.
21. Cogwheel rigidity tension in a muscle that gives way in little jerks when the muscle is passively stretched; seen in parkinson's disease
22. RECIPE FOR THE WEEKEND Nitro IPA (7.5% ABV) has initial Creaminess that gives way to hop intensity gathered from Amarillo, Centennial, Galaxy, Polaris, …
23. In Appreciative Inquiry: A Positive Revolution in Change, author David Cooperrider writes: “In [Appreciative inquiry], the arduous task of intervention gives way to …
24. Nearer to the river, the Cretaceous plateau gives way to more or less recent alluvial grasslands composed of bri, a type of clay.
25. The stratosphere then gives way to the thermosphere at a pressure lower than 10−5 to 10−4 bars (1 to 10 Pa).
26. Suddenly your grown-up veneer gives way to a childlike sensitivity that causes you to feel-within minutes-wonderful happiness and acute distress.
27. The word also bears the sense weak-minded or idiotic, but in this sense it usually gives way to Barmy, the original form.Barmy is fairly common in the U.K
28. A period of passionate love gives way to Companionate love, where there is a readiness to accept and acknowledge a partner’s flaws and sacrifices are made for each another
29. 30 At the foot of the slope there are cinder block houses, but as you climb the ridge, concrete gives way to wood and tarpaulin, then cardboard and twigs.
30. Pumpellyite is developed best in the metabasalts of the south-eastern part and towards the northwestern part of the terrain it gives way to actinolite and/or epidote bearing assemblages.
Der Pumpellyit entwickelt sich besser in den Metabasalten des südöstlichen Teils. Gegen Nordwesten zu wird er durch Paragenesen ersetzt, welche Aktinolith oder Aktinolith mit Epidot oder nur Epidot aufweisen.
31. Maybe it is time to reinforce the concepts of airmanship and flying discipline within your organization, before someone you know gives way to an unfortunate impulse and has to deal with a lifetime of regrets.
32. Beyond the serried apartment blocks of Prague's outer suburbs, the city gives way to the surprisingly green hinterland of Bohemia, a land of rolling hills, rich farmland and thick forests dotted with castles, chateaux and picturesque towns.
33. The Anguishing but rather rearguard horror of Bhopal (though, yes, it must be acknowledged that evil, like rust, never sleeps) gives way to a visit to Angkor Wat and an upsetting replay of the demonic Pol Pot regime in Cambodia.
34. ‘He needs Belle's help to tame his Beastliness and show his sweet side.’ ‘Nevertheless, Sufiya's suppressed feelings eventually surface, and her childlike beauty gives way to Beastliness.’ ‘Welch has been justly celebrated as a business lion - and the book reveals a certain Beastliness.’
35. ‘He needs Belle's help to tame his Beastliness and show his sweet side.’ ‘Nevertheless, Sufiya's suppressed feelings eventually surface, and her childlike beauty gives way to Beastliness.’ ‘Welch has been justly celebrated as a business lion - and the book reveals a certain Beastliness.’