Use "succumbing" in a sentence

1. and time upon His shoulders, succumbing to the myriad energies of relative balance

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2. Succumbing to one of her rare moments of despair, Chrissie sat numbly and watched the bird as it wove back and forth across the stretch of water

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3. He stepped back, then crumpled over, succumbing to the pain

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4. He wouldn’t be imprisoned as Imorbis had hoped, nor would he have to worry about succumbing to the desires of the Plague

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5. without succumbing to sleep?

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6. waterproof decking materials that can easily withstand the harsh elements without succumbing

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7. Nobody had been hurt yet, but how long could her luck hold? Did she have the right to risk these men’s lives? Even if their sacrifices might save Sespian? And if luck favored her, and the counterfeiting succeeded, could she actually bluff Hollowcrest and Larocka Myll into succumbing to her demands with these bills?

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8. “Please assure me you’re not considering succumbing to this troglodyte’s advances

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9. “George,” she complained while succumbing to the weight of his hand in the small of her back steadily guiding her towards the exit, “I was just getting going in there

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10. Rage came! What rage! She kicked the walls of the tub and pounded her fists against the wall then, succumbing to defeat, sagged into the comfort of debilitating sobs

11. Rather than succumbing to an adoption system overburdened with orphans, my siblings and I ran to the fringe—the same place where your mother also took refuge, years later—and only I came out of there alive

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12. remained of Sector7, his thoughts succumbing to vengeance

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13. Once it entered her veins, no amount of willpower could keep her from succumbing to him

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14. numb from the cold, it would only be a matter of time, the sea was quite calm which helped for a little while longer, at least he could paddle before succumbing to the elements

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15. The forest that surrounded the area appeared to be succumbing to the weather — leaves were falling, leaving shriveled, bare branches to face the coming winter

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16. With an odious and glacial voice he confronted him pressing to delivering the girl or succumbing up to the death

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17. Ah! With such elegance Severa walked with her teapot pouring the precious amber liquid into our cups which exhaled their wonderful aromas: jasmine, orange, cinnamon or lemon! With such mastery she elaborated the delicious, fragile and fluffy pancakes that succumbing over a sea of maple and honey syrup expected the final destination to our mouths! The milk pouring into our glasses was not pasteurized in any way, no!; It came from a white cow with caramel spots, called Scarlet, which lived on a nearby farm whose owner each morning was given to the task to supplying of the precious liquid to some families concerned about the good health and nutritional habits of their offspring

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18. Only the tips of the tallest dunes remained, rapidly succumbing to the relentless rainfall

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19. “Impossible!” cried the final fisherman, scales away from succumbing to his fate

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20. ‘ He raced away before succumbing to the urge to plant his fist in her unlovely face

21. In spite of all these dangers, Siri’s one remaining desire was to return to his family and the Maasai Mara before succumbing to disease or old age or, increasingly more likely, being killed by a feral

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22. I felt hot all over and found myself succumbing to his touch as he ran his hands up my legs

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23. Lotinger had heard of people succumbing to the mirages of the desert before

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24. Succumbing to this, myself, I had

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25. For the first time, Mitchell could see the devastating spiral his life was suddenly succumbing to: the once-coveted third baseman from Cravenswood Florida who had the world by the throat was now a lost soul out at sea without a port to call home

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26. That is, do not waste this life adopting no rules except succumbing to the desires of the whimsical spirit

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27. company is successfully defying the odds and not succumbing to the negative associations

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28. He withdrew to his study with the major’s personal life and emerged at nine pm with a muddled brain succumbing to sleep

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29. Wanderlust was part of his make-up, now, and he didn’t know if he could stop in the same place for long, without feeling claustrophobic or succumbing to itchy feet

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30. In his [Augustine’s] view, succumbing to the flesh was at the heart of

31. are outnumbering reasons to achieve, and the can-do attitudes are succumbing to the better-nots

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32. Trump or a rap star than have the confidence to go about life without succumbing to a yearning to impress people

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33. Making a positive change doesn’t even have to cost a dime, and in many instances there are substantial savings to be had by not succumbing to the urge for one more beer, 250

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34. Niki tore at the grass and then pulled her arms into her chest, succumbing to the rocking motion, and Tatiana’s quiet voice, as she whispered, “Shhhh, breathe

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35. Succumbing to my desires—desires I cannot yet fulfill—will break whatever progress I’ve made, no matter how small that is

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36. insufficient stimulus to prevent her from succumbing to sleep

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37. Succumbing to anger, allowing the hate to burn and leave nothing behind, ignoring the ancestors’ supreme respect for life, were the most Melioran things he could do

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38. It is in the realms of man’s vision to ennoble his woman by enabling her taste the fruits of femininity rather than succumbing to her whims for his gratification with her allurements

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39. Having revealed that the deeds of the libertines are that which shackle them and that nothing of their actions is neglected, the Almighty wanted to refute their pretense of that the believers deprive themselves of pleasure and bliss when they abstain from giving their spirit its whim or succumbing to its desire

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40. which she battled for seven years before succumbing

41. Which image more pornographic: the hormone ginormous, gravity succumbing, ground dragging breasts of the Allmerican Butterballing, prizewinning, thanksgiving dinner, or a Triple Crown winning stallion barebacking a blonde with supersized McBoobs? This is the black hole gravity of an insatiable sexual starvation: violent porn in the bed-nasium and fist-fucking, syringe-semination in the bestial barn-scrapers

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42. He never got over that fact and remained in poor health before succumbing to his grief a few years later

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43. He knew that if he turned and saw his own parents succumbing to the virus, he would lose all chance of coherent thought

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44. Her guilt over what she had done to Leone was matched only by the shame of succumbing to her 58

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45. struggled and kicked, one by one succumbing to their fate

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46. “If we aren’t overcome by them, we have a good chance of succumbing to the virus

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47. With blood everywhere and many of his colleagues succumbing to death and then entering a second life of sorts, Ben knew it was only going worse

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48. Gower, once an honored soldier of Andua, was now succumbing to an incurable illness that had ravaged his once perfect body

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49. How does a believer end up succumbing to such demonic influence bringing such torment? Unbelievers may have less protection since their sins have not yet been taken by Christ

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50. She was lost to its sensations, a virgin succumbing to her seducer as it swept her back to Elanclose

51. Over the years I’ve been accused of simply succumbing to lust and using marriage as an excuse to justify it

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52. Which he was, carelessly, unselfconsciously, unintentionally and mostly succumbing to the temptations that came his way

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53. And now Sweden is succumbing to American mass culture and becoming like all the other crime infested industrialized countries

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54. Rather than demonize Germany for succumbing to Hitler’s 20 years of systematic brainwashing… people should wonder why when Germans did not openly hate them before Hitler gained power

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55. Living an honest, ethical, moral life is more important than succumbing to vices and weaknesses

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56. “Tales?” he said, succumbing to the

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57. the lush terrain succumbing to the encroaching barrenness of the south

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58. By wasting most of their excess energy in the morning succumbing to a, a blind fucking-urge, a blind urge to fuck… by doing this for untold thousands, if not for millions of years: this species: our species: us> all of us> you in particular… have lost all claim to human intelligence

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59. succumbing to fear, ignorance, greed and hero worship

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60. She wasn’t succumbing quietly, but whacked me several times with articles that she could lay a hand to

61. Too great, the thought of completely succumbing to Sheriff Reynold's charisma, as she knew, would leave her drowning in her own tears

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62. Was she being for real? How could she misunderstand his question? He surely didn't mean to make her upset but he needed to know if there would be any repercussions if he were to continue on succumbing to his desire for her

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63. She was in love with Damien Reynolds and now she was succumbing to the sense of a new family

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64. with what you wish,' I said, succumbing to her requesting eyes which blazed with the

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65. These were the cremated remains of sixty Australian POWs—one in every five prisoners—who had died in this camp in 1943 and 1944, succumbing to pneumonia, beriberi, malnutrition, colitis, or a combination of these

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66. Men who normally would have stood their ground in the face of the most furious assault gave way, succumbing to a panic born of surprise, not cowardice

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67. Her succumbing had been as largely owning to agitation at the re-opening the subject of her separation from her husband as to the hard work

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68. But now that even Harlem was succumbing to the fires, it was harder to forget that there were actual people involved, and that underneath the spectacle of the city’s burning lay someone’s shelf of LPs, or the cushions of someone’s sofa, or, God forbid, someone’s child

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69. Out of its top erupt ten thousand sparks, like a waterfall in reverse, lighting the lower landings of fire escapes before succumbing to entropy and night

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70. "It is possible—I have often felt so much weakness in myself that I can conceive even a man of honorable disposition, such as I have always believed Lydgate to be, succumbing to such a temptation as that of accepting money which was offered more or less indirectly as a bribe to insure his silence about scandalous facts long gone by

71. In meditation, instead of succumbing to these deeply rooted habits of mind, you are simply watching what comes up in your head nonjudgmentally

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72. Instead of succumbing I sprang again to my feet, looked at her bed, and took a helpless middle way

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73. More likely his choice has been between succumbing to the wiles of the doorbell-ringing mutual-fund salesman on the one hand, as against succumbing to the even wilier and much more dangerous peddlers of second- and third-rate new offerings

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74. These traders are the rare few who continue to trade their strategy even during difficult times when the market is trendless rather than abandoning their strategy and succumbing to the “this time is different” view

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75. It is putting on a trade and succumbing to the enchantment of the whole process including the market, yourself, the prices, the plusses and minuses and the pretty colors on the monitor screen” (www

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76. He seemed to startle fully awake then, acting bewildered and then agitated, struggling against the restraints for several seconds before succumbing to the pain of his wounds, turning very frightened and fixing his confused gaze on me

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77. 40 before succumbing to profit taking

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78. He was succumbing to irresistible, youthful, childish drowsiness

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79. The skill comes in waiting for it to set up and not succumbing to an impulse trade

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80. The German lines seem, like the White Star Company, to have reckoned simply with the practical impossibility of a ship like the Titanic succumbing to the elements

81. This Grabetz was a young, thoughtless girl who had gone in for a course of study, perfectly indifferent to revolutionary questions, but succumbing to the influence of the day, she compromised herself in some way and was exiled

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82. With every other man such a misunderstanding would lead, if not to hostility then to a coolness, but the gentle, kind, spontaneous, warm nature of Vladimir Vasilevich and at the same time, his childlike clarity, was such, that I could not help succumbing to his influence and loving him without any thought of the difference of our points of view

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83. Was she great because she conquered, or because she produced? Was it the Persian invasion that saved Greece from succumbing to the most shocking materialism?

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