Sentence examples for gave in to another from inspiring English sources

When the supply of food and water from shore was stopped, Percival gave in to another demand for the release of the junks in order to keep his ship supplied, expecting Lefèbvre to be released.

"I want the old Inez back," she said, giving in to another round of tears.

Worst case, you frustratingly give in to another 30 minutes of screen time just to get them out of your hair.

But giving in to another date will only compound the error, and you will go through it all over again after the next one.

Barthes, however, had wavered before giving in to yet another interruption of his working routine.

We know we could be getting ready for bed, or contacting someone we care about or getting work done, but nothing's easier than giving in to craving for another digital content snack.

It was hilarious watching both Zarina and Jack chastise their "idiots" for giving in to their base lusts with one another.

If it agrees that taking more steps to try and engineer some inflation is a good idea, it may well be perceived to have given in to political pressure.Another way to put this is to note that there's no avoiding the threat to Fed independence here; there is no safe path to protection of the sanctity of monetary policymaking.

But rather than give in to another frustrating weekend, García overcame some early hiccups and ended the third round of the Players Championship in contention.

Turn right as you come out of the Petrossian Caviar Shop in Bloomingdale's and you can give in to another craving - peanut butter.

They also say that he has never given in to another's will, at least until he met Jennifer Gilbert, 33, an upbeat Manhattan party planner.