Sentence examples similar to Succumb together from inspiring English sources

Infant and maternal mortality rates from untreated tuberculosis in recent times was between 30% and 40% [41], so it is unsurprising for both mother and child to succumb and be buried together.

For these are the issues that will determine whether Europe holds together or succumbs to the vicious centrifugal forces that were unleashed by the crash of 2008.

Authorities said the two were found together and succumbed to smoke inhalation.

In the euphoria of moving in together, we both succumbed to magical thinking about ourselves, as well as about money.

But he praised Mr. Koh and said it was a good thing that such lawyers were thrashing out difficult legal issues together rather than succumbing to "group think".

Rather than succumb to despair, the women band together -- first as roommates, then as friends, then as family -- which enables them to get back in the game.

Seriously, if the lights go out, and we return to a state of nature, I want to be able to band together with allies, not succumb myself to paranoia and violence.

Hello Comical Comrades, It's almost 2014 so I have succumbed to peer pressure and put together a best-of-the-year list.

Whatever circumstances kept theater director Liz Diamond and composer David Lang from working together at Yale Repertory Theatre would inevitably succumb to fate.

Overall, the image shows the road to bubble rupture: the holes region merges into a Newton black film, has a period of stability then succumbs to forces that pinch the film together and cause the bubble to burst.

If more of us come together, then fewer of us will succumb to the ideologies of the Bethenny Frankels in the business world.