Sentence examples for already given way from inspiring English sources

(The LOLcat, after all, has already given way to Doge).

In many other industries European governments have already given way to pressure from globalisation.

The small club of the G-8 countries has already given way to the larger G-20, which includes China, India, Brazil and other emerging economies.

That rhetoric was largely nostalgic, since the Anglo monoculture of the Hansonite imaginary had, at least in the cities, already given way to multiracial cosmopolitanism.

Within just over four minutes, the opening monoxide drone of Prelude on the Esplanade has already given way to the exultant Fanfare For the Hooper Heroes and thence to the Richard-Clayderman-plays-Steve-Reich ivory-tinkling of Movement 1: In the Countenance of Kings.

It was easy for Joel to assume the role of prophet in "No Man's Land," with his accurate prediction of Long Island's consumerist future, because the island had already given way to "miles and miles of parking space" when the song was written.

In the 1980s, when she left, the old Shanghai was already giving way to Soviet-style housing blocks, "very square, typical communist architecture".

By the 1930's, the Sexy Stenographer was already giving way -- in life, as well as in the movies -- to the Sexy Secretary and by the 1940's she was more or less gone.

Is it that here the resentment of defeat is already giving way to resignation, the resignation of political helplessness; that neither Jews nor sectarians can hope to prevail, and that he who believes himself to be, or is believed by his followers to be, the desperately expected Messiah can preach only a moral salvation through faith in a non-militant God and the righteousness of the individual?

Yesterday's security cameras and motion sensors are already giving way to the Web cam.

The 'geographical' community is already giving way to 'virtual' communities.