1.   Would my honourable friend give way, brief, very brief.

2.   In towns, give way to buses indicating, an intention to move out from the bus stops, if you can do so safely.

3.   As his field becomes embroiled in controversy, Kitahara has felt the pangs of fear that accompany his work give way to moments of loss.

4.   Keep a watchful eye in your rearview mirror and give way when an approaching driver is closer than your comfort zone allows.

5.   Movements in his familiar panoramic style give way to graceful dances, some thoroughly Romantic, some in quasi-Renaissance forms.

6.   Stroll east down the central Kurfuerstenstrasse and the classy prostitutes at one end give way to ragged young women clearly just arrived from countries farther east.

7.   There are three stages envisioned for this approach, which assumes that the Communist command economy will before long give way to some kind of market-oriented reform.

8.   Andi suggested Harmoko give way to Habibie, saying that the latter had already gained wide support from the public.

9.   In a nationwide television address late Monday, Zedillo proposed unprecedented measures to make courts more independent, give citizens new ways of judicial recourse and to fight crime.

10.   That should give way to clear skies though Saturday.