Sentence examples for since succumbed from inspiring English sources

By now, his movie has long since succumbed to its own brio.

However, like nearly 90% of adults in the UK, I have since succumbed again.

Then it grew modestly for six months, aided by tax rebate checks, but has since succumbed anew to slowdown.

Balmain has long since succumbed to the lure of couture denim — but more recently, it was down and dirty with torn surfaces but ritzy ornamental effects.

But by 1950, big roller mills had flattened the little stone mills (corn varieties themselves had long since succumbed to hybrids grown for shelf stability), and the era of uniform-size, flavorless grits and corn meal was off and running.

The few characters who really know the area – Owen, once a local farmer (all the animals have long since succumbed to viruses), and Winston, a campaigning journalist pushed out of a local paper wholly devoted to advertorial – are driven to alcohol or suicide by the destruction of the land they love.

Since succumbing to a heart attack in 1996, his remains have been distributed via more than 4,000 copies of the comic book.

Unsurprisingly, its abundance has plummeted by 96% since elms succumbed to Dutch elm disease in the 1970s.

But it has lost them since he succumbed to the army's demands to deal with Kurdish PKK rebels by force, not negotiation.The army has been relentlessly pounding PKK guerrilla bases in northern Iraq.

Friday's session, the first on-track action since Bianchi succumbed to the devastating injuries he sustained at last year's Japanese Grand Prix, was immediately red flagged and a medical car was sent to the scene.

In recent weeks, the bank's chief financial officer, Erin Callan, has tried privately to rebut Mr. Einhorn to nervous investors, who have feared for Lehman's health ever since Bear Stearns succumbed to a panic.