relent

But she finally relented and went out with her friends.

The city relented and the result is the current system.

When he did not stop or look around, she relented.

His father finally relented and changed the name back around 1999.

They relented, she said, and the baby was born three days later.

The Heat got out to a 14-4 start and never relented.

But by four he relented; after all, she had asked him to call.

I asked to use the phone again, and this time he relented.

But she knew her sister would keep after him until he relented.

It was as though God had relented and sent a son to the man.

It was only when he started to cut his hair himself that she relented.

By the time he returned home, his father had relented and let him go to art school.

But there was no sign that either side had relented.

Later she relented, saying he could go to the pool.

Today, after they had given up their call for execution, he relented.

But, he said, the company later relented and issued the report.

Then, because she was still pale, he relented and took her hand.

Despite the fact they had relented, she was still angry.

"I can tell you a little more news about it," she relented.

He only relented as his health began to fail in 1894.

He relented on that point and let me continue with the Davis.

Even so, he saw how determined his son was in this matter and relented.

Then, after a moment, it seemed he had, for some reason, relented, or changed his mind.

The city leaders relented, and green was again above the red light, where it remains.

But he relented and gave the old man deep satisfaction.