Sentence examples for gives place from inspiring English sources

You watch the walls come down; the smell of frying meat gives place to whiffs of gunpowder.

The effects of their drinks had now entered on that secondary stage, vividly described in temperance hand-books, when the momentary illusion of well-being and exhilaration gives place to melancholy, indigestion and moral decay.

In summer too, the Siberian high gives place to a low-pressure system extending westward, so that westerly air masses can penetrate deeply through the continent, making summer generally a wet season.

Sometimes, as in "Mental Cases," the pain is too poignant even for pity, and moves only to the anger of despair; but more often the anger gives place to a beneficent impulse, as in "Strange Meeting," the first and one of the finest of his poems: Then, when much blood had clogged their chariot wheels I would go up and wash them from sweet wells, Even with truths that lie too deep for taint.

Furthermore, mechanical properties are found in the range of the soft organic tissues, and the obtained micro-network architecture gives place to a flexible structure.

In addition, SiNWs offer an interesting geometry for light trapping and carrier collection which gives place to intensive investigations in the photovoltaic field [8, 9].

This work defines the culture in a given place at a given time.

This minimizes the time that any given place is disturbed by construction activities.

On Athenian grave reliefs the Classical calm gave place to expressions of controlled but deep emotion.

The old order hasn't entirely yielded, but it is gradually giving place to the new.

They develop delicate understandings of what is required in a given place in time.