How To Use Give in In A Sentence
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The Government should give industry a lead in tackling racism .
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Then you start to tuck into your breakfast but have to give in after two or three mouthfuls because the pain of chewing and then swallowing the food becomes unbearable.
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We'll only give in when it becomes mathematically impossible to catch them.
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Both require a minimum investment of ￡1, give instant access and include gifts.
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Give yourself the love and approval you want and silence your natural instincts to give into the nagging and negativity that can dominate your thoughts.
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Just give in to the sleepy warmth of snow.
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Doctors should offer patients an opportunity to talk about their prognosis and give information about what might happen.
Times, Sunday Times
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This government will not give in to terrorism.
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By this point, I'm pretty much immune to any potential sexual peer pressure, and won't easily give into doing anything I'm uncomfortable with.
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The right choice will give inspiration to choreographer and performer alike and add to the pleasure of the audience.
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Stage 1: thermogenic intensifiers to burn fat, suppress appetite and give intense jitter-free energy.
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President Nicolas Sarkozy has refused to give in to growing public pressure, insisting that the pension overhaul is needed to prevent the system from going broke.
French Unions Announce More Strikes
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However, the purpose of these warnings is to give information on potential interactions, which would otherwise have to be sought in a drug formulary.
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Make sure you give instructions to move your money because you will get a better deal elsewhere.
Times, Sunday Times
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All are so media savvy and willing to give information rather than conceal it... it somewhat puts their dads to shame.
The Sun
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This issue is simply too important to give in to gridlock and to accept inaction.
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The colour of edition of set limit to makeup combined smooth shadow and idolum creation to give infinite daydream, let any the people long to be shined by her glamour place.
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Temptation comes to all of us,whether or not we succumb depends on our ability to recognize its disguise,sometimes it arrives in a form of an old flame,flichering back to lift,or a new friend who could end up being so much more,or a young child who wakens feelings we didn't know we had.And so we give in to temptation all the while knowing come moring,we'll have to suffer the consequences.
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When you give incentives to lots of small organisations to get conglomerated it always mean fewer number of organisations and more concentrated provisions to large cities and metropolitan areas because that's where the money is.
The NHS is ripe for revolution | Ian Birrell
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We will never give in to terrorist demands.
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But in a family of 12 children there was not all that much time for her mother to give individual care to any one child.
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The impression the debtor seeks to give in his affidavit evidence is that he is not well placed financially.
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Anybody with a Democratic bone in their body thought that was the best speech they have seen a President give in recent history. carina
DNC reports $1 million raised since Obama speech
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Give in your name if you are willing to help.
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The saddest thing is when I give in and have chocolate silk cake because it looks irresistible, but it turns out to be eggy and unchocolately and not even worth it.
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It wasn't like her to give in to Mother - usually she held out just for devilment.
IN REMEMBRANCE OF ROSE
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Temptation comes to all of us,whether or not we succumb depends on our ability to recognize its disguise,sometimes it arrives in a form of an old flame,flichering back to lift,or a new friend who could end up being so much more,or a young child who wakens feelings we didn't know we had.And so we give in to temptation all the while knowing come moring,we'll have to suffer the consequences.
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In protected equity products, derivatives help to give investments the look of an proper equity portfolio.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you feel the urge for a cigarette, try not to give in to it.
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Despite his outsider status and the opprobrium it generates, he won't give in.
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The rope has quite a bit of give in it.
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With crew members leading a lonely existence and having to stay away from their family for days together, they are tempted to give in to the pleasures of the flesh.
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If you're worried about how to start a vegie garden consult one of the excellent beginner guidebooks or videos, which give instructions on every step of the process.
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She was unable to give informed consent because of a mental condition.
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The word commendam is the accusative of the Low Latin noun commenda, "trust", or "custody", which is derived from the verb commendare (to give in trust).
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 7: Gregory XII-Infallability
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Some pairs are cut to expose the tips of the toes, to give increased tactile sensation during, say, the tree pose and the triangle.
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Most days, I give in and have a "medialuna", which is essentially a croissant, but a little sweeter, sometimes with a bit of a glaze on top.
TravelPod.com Recent Updates
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He will happily take 800 a month in benefits but what does he give in return?
The Sun
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Why do you use the term blink as if this is a game to see who will give in, who will not and therefore who will win?
First Read
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It looks as if the policy will be a success, providing that the government perseveres and does not give in to its critics.
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These are listed funds that give investors access to a portfolio of small UK enterprises.
Times, Sunday Times
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They're professionals, Drago, they don't give in to intimidation and blackmail.
ALASTAIR MCLEAN'S 'NIGHT WATCH'
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She searched his face for just the slightest hint that there might be the chance of some give in his rigidity.
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God that made me, you might give a couple of brays odds to the best and most finished brayer in the world; the tone you have got is deep, your voice is well kept up as to time and pitch, and your finishing notes come thick and fast; in fact, I own myself beaten, and yield the palm to you, and give in to you in this rare accomplishment. '
Don Quixote
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Nice how our barack is going to try to force israel to give into a bunch of terrorist.
Obama to host meeting of Israeli, Palestinian leaders this week
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When Parliament is involved in defining terms in legislation of this type, it is really important for it to erect signposts and to give indicators about what words like ‘spiritual’ mean.
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Rose decided to give in her notice .
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The house stands for oral greediness and how attractive it is to give in to it.
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Some media moguls are self-publicists on a grand scale, but other moguls seek to minimize publicity, seldom give interviews and avoid photographers.
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I had no intention of rubbing salt into a friend's wounds, so all I said was that I did not give interviews.
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Almost half of those surveyed regularly give in to temptation and spend around 15 per hotel stay on minibar treats.
The Sun
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My family insisted that I should not give in, but stay and fight.
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After a hard day's work, with little energy and less enthusiasm, it may seem easier to give in, ring the local pizzeria or Chinese takeaway and heat everything up in the microwave.
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Selfishness is that detestable vice which no one will forgive in others, and no one is without himself. Henry Ward Beecher
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The small items of handcrafted furniture give individuality to the room.
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He expostulates, but Ginger stands firm, and, because her stylishness is all-powerful, he has to give in.
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Augustus firmly imposed his discipline on his men: he once dismissed an entire legion in disgrace, and didn't hesitate to decimate troops who would give in to the enemy.
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We can understand that some people might be reluctant to give information.
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The only things they had to give in return were parrots and balls of cotton-yarn, besides cassava cakes, formed from the flour of a root called yuca, which they cultivated in their fields.
Notable Voyagers From Columbus to Nordenskiold
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Their opposition only strengthened her resolve not to give in.
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This is why presidents give interviews to television journalists.
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Feeling almost giddy with relief, Mary kept her head held high as she walked, not permitting herself to give into the feeling to look back as she went.
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As an example of the total commitment I give in doing exhaustive hours of research for this column, I just had to go to the pub the other night and see how the smoking ban is convulsing this great little greedy nation of ours.
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Do not give in to the temptation (stemming from your own discomfort) to staunch the flow of tears.
Growing Through Loss and Grief
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Albom's book does give insight into how we unintentionally affect others'lives.
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The mountaineer was a devil, the foreman said, and I had to club him with a pistol-butt before he would give in.
Hell fer Sartain and Other Stories
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She wouldn't give in until she received a full apology.
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Typically, co-dependents give of themselves much more than their partners give in return.
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We think we suit those with inquisitive minds who want to give independent advice and work in a smaller, entrepreneurial environment.
Times, Sunday Times
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Among companies receiving government bailout money, Bank of America again donated in 2009, but prior donors AIG, Citigroup, General Motors and Freddie Mac did not give in 2009.
Clinton Foundation's 2009 donor list revealed
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Often they're dull and tell the interviewers little they didn't already know; sometimes, though, they give insight to "atmospherics" - how Afghan locals feel about US forces or the Taliban.
MoJo Blogs and Articles | Mother Jones
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We reassure her with cuddles and often give in to her refusal to do something.
Times, Sunday Times
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We can take that small gift, and rather than give in to the emptiness, the ever-echo that merely repeats us back to us - we can sing through it, and listen for something else.
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Recent surveys of these sites, as well as one archaeological test excavation, give insights into the skeletal biology and mortuary practices of the individuals interred.
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I finds I'm argufying agin the world, -- agin facts, -- I tries to give in some and let the world get the best o 'the argument.
Mr. Trunnell, Mate of the Ship "Pirate"
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Dr. James Dobson, a longtime McCain foe who runs Focus on the Family, is expected to give interviews on the choice later today.
Huckabee Supporters and Evangelical Activists Cheer Palin Pick - Swampland - TIME.com
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The question demanded to know what measurement an ammeter would give in the circuit.
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It's in our blood to kickstart things, to move on when the going gets tough, not to give in.
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It will also give information on anthelminthic treatment efficacy and effectiveness and could help develop evidence-based policymaking.
BioMed Central - Latest articles
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We give intellectual assent to it, but if we really experience his presence, then renewal will happen.
Christianity Today
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This can also give insights into personality traits and health risks to look out for.
Times, Sunday Times
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Winter tyres give increased traction in mud or snow.
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She wanted to give in, weaken, her eyes closing and her fingers curling on his hard shoulders.
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Young rebels chanted slogans such as ‘Don't give in to the authorities - make them give in to you’.
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I watched him leave and stripped out of the stupid white gowns they give in hospitals that leave you half naked at the back.
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It looks as if the policy will be a success, providing that the government perseveres and does not give in to its critics.
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They give in to the temptation of adding scenes which only vulgarise the relationship.
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Taken with other environmental indicators, such as land snail shells and insect remains, they also give information about the prevailing climate.
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Others give in to some influences, such as friends and peer pressure, but aren't so malleable that they can be forced to do doltish things.
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We give intellectual assent to it, but if we really experience his presence, then renewal will happen.
Christianity Today
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Many lenders give incentives to switchers, such as help with valuation fees and legal expenses.
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We have not observed in our cases of _involutional melancholia_ any undue tendency to give individual reactions.
A Study of Association in Insanity
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While some cover their heads with plastic bags or gunnysacks, some simply give into the rain and let the hair down.
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I don't want him to see me give in to the weight of those urges because his dad has baited me.
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And, for God's sake, do not give in to that miserable fancy that because these stories are what you call miraculous, therefore they have nothing to do with you -- that Samson's strength came to him miraculously by God's Spirit, and yet yours comes to you a different way.
Twenty-Five Village Sermons
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First and foremost, don't give into the urge to prop your head up with a hand.
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They will give increased security of tenure for the tenants of agricultural holdings.
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As neither management nor labour would give in, the union organized a strike.
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The indices give insight into how different sectors in the economy are faring.
Times, Sunday Times
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I have also seen under-exercised dogs, spaniels in particular, lie around in a depressed and emotionally blackmailing way, glancing with sad brown eyes out of the window until you give in and throw yourself into a gale force 9.
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Do not give in to the temptation (stemming from your own discomfort) to staunch the flow of tears.
Growing Through Loss and Grief
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What will happen if I give in to the sensations that both frighten and fascinate me?
WHERE THE HEART IS
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This rope has too much give in it.
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All are so media savvy and willing to give information rather than conceal it... it somewhat puts their dads to shame.
The Sun
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It shall be the duty of the manager of every mine to secure that no person is employed thereat in any work otherwise than under the instruction and supervision of some person competent to give instruction in, and supervise, the doing of that work, unless the first-mentioned person has received adequate instruction in, and (where necessary) training for, the doing of that work and is competent to do it without supervision.
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A report this week by Barclays Capital analysts concluded that current European rules for calculating risk weightings of assets "leave considerable scope for subjectivity" and give investors reason for "unease over the calculations.
Details Given on EU 'Stress Tests'
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If we give into the temptation to ignore or deny self-doubt, it will impose limits on our ability to act.
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I am standing my ground and won't give in!
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I must not give in to this thick, warm haze in my mind.
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Her books are nothing but contrived morality tales, instilling in tween girls the ideas that their “one true love” will have a treacherous relationship with them, and if they give in to “temptation” Bella will die.
'New Moon': A Hater's Guide | EW.com
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But in this observation I pretend to no more than just furnishing a general idea of the requisites towards the execution: the particulars, it is impossible, to give in verbal description, or even by choregraphy or dances in score.
A Treatise on the Art of Dancing
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When a certain group tried to make us give into pressure, they were chased away by the ones in power.
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They beep, whir, thank, apologize, greet, inform, and give instructions.
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That is to say, Taiwanese educators fail to give instruction in accordance with individual needs.
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For dessert, give in to cliches: Order chocolate cake or donuts.
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But I couldn't give in; one monster is much like another - once you falter, you're done.
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The small items of handcrafted furniture give individuality to the room.
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All are so media savvy and willing to give information rather than conceal it... it somewhat puts their dads to shame.
The Sun
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And so, I submissively give in at this stage and let the winds of politics blow all around me without seeking to alter the course of the raging seas and tempests that may lie ahead.
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Never give in, never, never, never, in nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense. Never yield to a force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy. Winston Churchill
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The most effective immediate assistance Canada could give in this war would be to build, equip and man a thousand "tinpot" trawlers and minesweepers and put them to work on our own eastern and western approaches and on the eastern and western approaches to the British Isles.
War With the Blinds Down
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Miss Gabriel offered to give instruction in First Aid.
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Both require a minimum investment of ￡1, give instant access and include gifts.
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Temptation comes to all of us,whether or not we succumb depends on our ability to recognize its disguise,sometimes it arrives in a form of an old flame,flichering back to lift,or a new friend who could end up being so much more,or a young child who wakens feelings we didn't know we had.And so we give in to temptation all the while knowing come moring,we'll have to suffer the consequences.
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I'm not just defending the Wii, I'm defending all gaming consoles from ignorant people. Now here's where you can either remain in your dark ignorant state, or give in to the truth.
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Their rapid, intense attacks give intruders less time to assess them, thus concealing their size and avoiding fights they would lose.
Times, Sunday Times
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He proposed the council give incentives to taxi drivers to convert their vehicles to liquefied petroleum gas, which is much cleaner.
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A s nobody was willing to give in, he came out for another voting.
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Never give in, never, never, never, in nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense. Never yield to a force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy. Winston Churchill
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Self-report studies usually involve asking people to give information about their past illegal activities, in response to a questionnaire or interview.
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Sexual selection, by always allowing the victor to breed, might surely give indomitable courage, length to the spur, and strength to the wing to strike in the spurred leg, in nearly the same manner as does the brutal cockfighter by the careful selection of his best cocks.
IV. Natural Selection; or the Survival of the Fittest. Sexual Selection
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Miss Brown, I'll give in, that you and Mr. Brown _do_ act up to your principles; you certainly _act_ as if you were willing to be damned '; -- and so do all those folks who will live on the blood and groans of the poor Africans, as the Doctor said; and I should think, by the way Newport people are making their money, that they were all pretty willing to go that way, -- though, whether it's for the glory of God, or not, I'm doubting.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 04, No. 21, July, 1859
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The exchange clearing houses would only give information on the location of the bank in which the title to the stocks was recorded.
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Parents who are overly permissive, who give in to obnoxious or demanding children, are letting them know that bullying pays off.
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Never give in, never, never, never, in nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense. Never yield to a force; never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy. Winston Churchill
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He can wheedle people so easily - play tricks with their minds, torture them emotionally, until they give in to despair.
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However, during a lucid interval he did give instructions to plead, but, if they had the benefit of the reports now before the court, the defence would have opted for a different course of action.
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Something had to give in the Premiership game of the day when undefeated Aberdeen took on a Melrose team who have gone four games without losing a match.
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Or, the triple invocation is to give intensity to the call for attention to the announcement of the end of the royal line, so far as Jehoiachin's seed is concerned.
Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible
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Instead of tables of numbers, computer-based graphics can give instantly recognizable representations of complex relationships.
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If you feel the urge for a cigarette, try not to give in to it.
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Temptation comes to all of us,whether or not we succumb depends on our ability to recognize its disguise,sometimes it arrives in a form of an old flame,flichering back to lift,or a new friend who could end up being so much more,or a young child who wakens feelings we didn't know we had.And so we give in to temptation all the while knowing come moring,we'll have to suffer the consequences.
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It reflects very badly on NSW Police service and it's no wonder residents no longer give information to police because complaints are not acted on.
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Many lenders give incentives to switchers, such as help with valuation fees and legal expenses.
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In fact, the exhibition brims with other themes that invite elaboration that would give interpretative depth.
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I once know'd a Yankee who had what he called a motto, an 'it was this, ` Never give in,' xcept w'en yer wrong. '
The Pioneers
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My family insisted that I should not give in, but stay and fight.
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This can also give insights into personality traits and health risks to look out for.
Times, Sunday Times
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So many parents are pestered and run out of patience and then they give in because the last thing they want is a row.
The Sun
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I had no intention of rubbing salt into a friend's wounds, so all I said was that I did not give interviews.
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Both require a minimum investment of ￡1, give instant access and include gifts.
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Thailand's long-silent Yellow Shirt activists demanded protesters Thursday and an end to "anarchy" in the capital, a day after clashes turned a busy expressway into a television Sunday that he continued to seek a peaceful solution to the country's tense political standoff but that he would not give in to what he called intimidation gas in any fresh clashes with security forces.
WN.com - Photown News
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Don't worry if the shoes seem a bit tight at first; the leather has plenty of give in it.
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The effect of these observations chimed in very remarkably with the physiological experiments it had been my duty to carry out, and which tended to show in a most striking manner that the action of alcohol in the body very much differed from the ordinary opinion that had been held upon it, and thereupon, in my own practice, I abandoned the use of alcohol, and began to give instead small quantities of simple, nourishing, dietic food, a course I pursued up to the present time with the most satisfactory results, results I have never felt any occasion to regret.
Alcohol: A Dangerous and Unnecessary Medicine, How and Why What Medical Writers Say
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So many parents are pestered and run out of patience and then they give in because the last thing they want is a row.
The Sun
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The letter then went on to give instances in which the government authorities enforced the rule of law.
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You must give in your examination papers now.
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A s nobody was willing to give in, he came out for another voting.
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On the one hand, faculty retirements give institutions flexibility to reconstitute their faculty in the years ahead.
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Sooner or later, Cratyn was bound to give into the Dukes ' pressure to exclude her, agreement or no agreement.
TREASON KEEP
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The eye isn't as sharp, the wrists are less tensile, the legs give in to his perennial problem - cramp - that much more easily.
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Just like I choose to not give into lustful sinful behaviour so that I remain faithful to my wife.
Richard Dawkins explains how the gay gene was preserved « Anglican Samizdat
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The genome of halobacterium and thermophiles will give insight into new sorts of biochemistry.
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We should all hope that Sir John does not give in to this ill-advised bullying.
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E-Store Builder give Interland another weapon in its armoury to fend off Yahoo!
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Whether you sell early to cash in on the frenzy or sell later based on concrete information, it's your call, so don't give in to panic.
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An old friend I haven’t heard from in a LONG time (and whom I still need to call back), my sister, a friend of the family, my other sister
no time to cry, no time to give in.
Sliding into Home, is it Five yet?
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But, after all the tribulation I had given myself about not letting him know how I felt, it would be stupid to make that work useless and give in.
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She was unable to give informed consent because of a mental condition.
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The colour of edition of set limit to makeup combined smooth shadow and idolum creation to give infinite daydream, let any the people long to be shined by her glamour place.
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And did you give in meekly to a morbid whim like that?" asked Eric impatiently.
Kilmeny of the Orchard
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It hinges on whether this person has the capacity to give informed consent, and this is rather a subjective judgment.
Times, Sunday Times
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I hope Barack doesn't give in just to get rid of her, I will accept her staying in the race until December if her part of the bargain is being the VP.
Clinton: Obama more likely to lose
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[Page 49] poor souls were driven forth to gather in stubble for mixing with their clay; and yet how they were required to give in as large a tale of bricks at the end of each day's work as if the straw had been duly provided.
Pharaohs, Fellahs and Explorers
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Teachers have little time to give individual help to students.
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Also found were crab claws, oysters, nerite shells and bird and mammal bones which give insight into the diet of the people.
TrinidadExpress Today's News
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I think it will be a long time before I give in to that hospitalist temptation.
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So their brand name is nothing less than an imperative exhortation to those struggling with their conscience to simply give in to it: go ahead!
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His political views could be contested but the notion that he would actually give information to the British about fellow comrades is literally risible.
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If anything, it confirmed them in their resolve to do the right thing as they saw it and not give in to the pressures of one side or the other on this issue.
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Mr. Evelyn was gone to the Rectory; the Colonel rode out — was the report: no one, I imagine, chusing to give in the account of his frenzical departure.
Vicissitudes in Genteel Life
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If we give into the temptation to ignore or deny self-doubt, it will impose limits on our ability to act.
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As neither management nor labour would give in, the union organized a strike.
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The shoes may seem tight at first, but the leather has plenty of give in it.
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Elizabeth was not so easy to give in to such coyness.
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To give in to the idea of being drunk as defining your excitement as a human being would be to cut against the grain of what I believed about social hedonism in the first place - that it was not about running away, but engaging.
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Historically presidents and prime ministers would give inspiring speeches to their nations, psyching them up and uniting them into one determined force to be reckoned with.
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Although the forecasts are lower, Charles Di Bona, an analyst at Bernstein Research, said Microsoft didn't "eviscerate" its numbers, which may give investors confidence that it is better insulated from economic turbulence than others.
Microsoft's Profit Rises, But Outlook Is Damped
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The small items of handcrafted furniture give individuality to the room.
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You know what galls me is that it is the poor eejits who give in to temptation just once get caught and others who go out looking for it every weekend, escape.
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It usually takes between 15 and 30 minutes to get one of these big flatties to give in and move off the seabed.
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Don't play-act being more tired than you are, or be mentally weak enough to give in before you have to, and then training and playing rugby is so simple.
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As well as grouse watching, Dan and his colleagues also give informal tours around the reserve for young ornithologists keen to spot merlins, buzzards and ospreys.
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While you prove to be great at managing your home, you give in to some extravagant buys.
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Winter tyres give increased traction in mud or snow.
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She decided to give in her notice and go freelance.
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`But sometimes, Caroline, you have to give in to being pampered a little.
THE LAST TEMPTATION
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The third argument against the allowableness of Christians going to law, is that strict command that lies upon them to forgive injuries, and consequently not to prosecute them in courts of judicature, forasmuch as these two seem utterly inconsistent.
Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions. Vol. VII.
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Don't worry if the shoes seem a bit tight at first; the leather has plenty of give in it.
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As neither management nor labour would give in, the union organized a strike.
