Shall we succumb?

Europe can either overcome them or succumb to them.

He will fall for it Vamp all night and day

Sami eventually succumbed to Layla's charms.

She finally succumbs to the charm of an artist.

But to succumb to it is a mistake.

But the US should not succumb to this temptation.

You don't have to feel like a waste of space. You're original, cannot be replaced.

You're gunna leave 'em fallin' down own own.

Make 'em go, Oh, oh, oh!

But the third time, which is the present, you may succumb.

Is America Catching the British Disease?

Is America Catching the British Disease?

All the scriptures unanimously declare that the pure formless undifferentiated reality is the essence of all forms

This is indeed, as was so rightly pointed out by Mrs Van Rooy, an important step in the direction of a unified Community market.

Should we be surprised, then, to find ourselves the victims of these, and even, unfortunately, to yield to them?

They have to resist, and not succumb to, pressure by other members of the Council.

In South Africa, half of all young people already run the risk of dying from this disease.

But I do agree with him about this. We can survive, and we can fail to survive.

The temptation to work as an exclusive club should be avoided.

We can survive and we can fail to survive.

And it also ties in neatly with the need, which we must not lose sight of, to bring our tax systems closer into line and to improve monetary cooperation.

By putting itself above the law, America allowed itself to succumb to barbaric behavior.

During his last years, he suffered from a bad case of gout, which ultimately led to his death.

Karna, can you perchance get me a love potion that has power over a pious man of the church?

The weak judges must learn from this judge who can t succumb to executive presure.

Last year, the eurozone was on the verge of a double dip recession.

Jordan and Lebanon could be the next states to succumb to Sunni extremist violence.

Her name is Lala and she comes from the planet Deviluke, where she is the heir to the throne.

But history shows that the same structures can also choke off innovation.

For example, in preparation for its next congress, the French Socialist Party has succumbed to this reality.

Those who have survived conflict require help if they are not to succumb to disease and starvation.

Dread remorse when you are tempted to err, Miss Eyre remorse is the poison of life.

Some pundits now worry that America is about to succumb to the British disease.

I deplore this.

Well, it's finally happened we've seen yet another Prime Minister fall after less than a year of service.

But surely, if your supernatural theory be correct, it could work the young man evil in London as easily as in Devonshire.

Pandering to authoritarian regimes and opaque business interests is not a wholesome enterprise.

But, rather than succumbing to feelings of distress, she will take the child in her arms to soothe and comfort it.

When you are poor, your children will more likely suffer malnutrition and succumb to TB.

Kant's second type is the moral politician , who rejects cynical pragmatism but does not succumb to naive moralising.

On 13 August he was defeated at Kammlach by the Duc d'Enghein and was forced to surrender with all his troops.

When will this come into effect? I know the Presidency intends to do all it can to ensure that decisions are taken this year.

And, if the BRICs slow down, they may be more prone to debt and currency crises.

And for fear of giving way to the offer of a glass of hot coffee she pushed Lénore and Henri, and set out with them.