| "She figured it would be a more serious crime to let me go... "than to give way to our passion. | |
| "There, necessities give way to slightness" | |
| "Therefore, we will not fear, "though the earth give way "and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea, | |
| 'And he's really good at this, unlike any game actually involving a bat.' ...gothic nonsense is, and how it inevitably has to give way to real life and real love. | |
| (Groaning) (Grunts) That ceiling's gonna give way at any minute. | |
| "She figured it would be a more serious crime to let me go... "than to give way to our passion. | |
| "There, necessities give way to slightness" | |
| "Therefore, we will not fear, "though the earth give way "and the mountains fall into the heart of the sea, | |
| 'And he's really good at this, unlike any game actually involving a bat.' ...gothic nonsense is, and how it inevitably has to give way to real life and real love. | |
| (Groaning) (Grunts) That ceiling's gonna give way at any minute. | |
| "Like a muddied spring or a polluted fountain is the righteous man who gives way before the wicked." | |
| "My eyes that spoke, now wisps of smoke the light gives way to dark" | |
| "My eyes that spoke, now wisps of smoke, the light gives way to dark" | |
| "Security gives way to conspiracy. | |
| (TV narrator) The rainforest eventually gives way to expansive arid grasslands... ..that stretch to the horizon in all directions. | |
| "Like a muddied spring or a polluted fountain is the righteous man who gives way before the wicked." | |
| "My eyes that spoke, now wisps of smoke the light gives way to dark" | |
| "My eyes that spoke, now wisps of smoke, the light gives way to dark" | |
| "Security gives way to conspiracy. | |
| (TV narrator) The rainforest eventually gives way to expansive arid grasslands... ..that stretch to the horizon in all directions. | |
| "Colorful embroidered corsages of finest linen" "quickly gave way to dresses with embroidery..." | |
| "I was very scared, my skirt gave way and..." | |
| "Then something gave way. | |
| "Winter storms gave way to the blissful moon." | |
| 'Lesser returns and failed genre experiments 'gave way to the triumphant comeback Audit in 1982. | |
| "Finally, the defiance and obstinacy of this close-minded nation has given way to a peaceful, rich South Africa". | |
| "My dearest, upon receiving your letter, the dark skies have given way to sunshine." | |
| "The long hair and the love-beads have given way to glitter make-up..." "...platform shoes..." "...and a whole new taste for glamour, nostalgia and just plain outrageousness." | |
| A world once dominated by forests and dinosaurs had given way to a world of our own making. | |
| And I felt the hopelessness had given way to a serenity. | |
| "Colorful embroidered corsages of finest linen" "quickly gave way to dresses with embroidery..." | |
| "I was very scared, my skirt gave way and..." | |
| "Then something gave way. | |
| "Winter storms gave way to the blissful moon." | |
| 'Lesser returns and failed genre experiments 'gave way to the triumphant comeback Audit in 1982. | |
| "Finally, the defiance and obstinacy of this close-minded nation has given way to a peaceful, rich South Africa". | |
| "My dearest, upon receiving your letter, the dark skies have given way to sunshine." | |
| "The long hair and the love-beads have given way to glitter make-up..." "...platform shoes..." "...and a whole new taste for glamour, nostalgia and just plain outrageousness." | |
| A world once dominated by forests and dinosaurs had given way to a world of our own making. | |
| And I felt the hopelessness had given way to a serenity. | |
