give up

"He seems to have given up hope. Perhaps he needs something that medicine can't provide, " said one of the doctors.

I got up early next morning hoping to find that the ants had given up in despair. Instead, I saw that they had discovered a new route.

No one knew exactly what inspired her elliptic comments, and her relations had long since given up trying to interpret them.

It's important for him to see what a woman looks like after she has given up shopping, hair appointments, and wine.

But the ultimate nature of the kind he has given up the idea of revenge on the next generation, rescue others, but also to save themselves.

It was a little as if Ray Tomlinson had given up on this e-mail thing in 1972.

When he sees that no one else has given up on him, he finishes the race and is celebrated just as if he were the victor.

"Given up on by the doctors, " as he would later claim, he took his troubles to a Battle Creek Christian Science practitioner.

At one point, the country's top investigative agency said it had given up even trying to cope with the 50, 000 separate charges.

but she had given up waiting for him and was a happy mother of two boys and six girls.

Do you understand how much I've given up for this?

We had long ago given up the poignant Christmas services, but now, under pressure, we sat rigid in the front pew, fighting back tears.

We had given up trying to save the forest but were thinking only of saving our homes, families and babies.

Mark has never given up the search for his son but his wife is drifting away and seems about to leave.

The captain, like a well-bred man, had, before marriage, always given up his opinion to that of the lady.

if it is indeed to meet the Holy One, and receive His full blessing, it must be with a heart wholly and singly given up to His will.

Professor Brown's lecture lasted a lot longer than I expected. By the time I got there, you must have given up and left.

But I do not complain because, all in all, football has given me more than I have given up for it.

As if to make clear that she had given up, she now remained seated when speaking.

He seems so ungrateful for anything we did that we have given up trying to help him.

She had, according to her da ughter, given up trying to compete with his work years a go, when the children were small.

Colleen said she had just about given up but kept trying because she knew it would be a once in a lifetime opportunity.

He took back the CEO role at Rusal, which he'd given up years earlier, and rushed to cut costs.

After reading the book, he said he rang Ms. Graham to tell her he had given up all thought of writing an autobiography himself.

The military appears to have given up trying to repeat Thursday's water drops, by helicopter, on the damaged reactor buildings.

I would have had to have given up all of those things (if I'd played him), and what would I have given them up for?

He was afraid this was a fundamental blemish in his theory and that probably the whole beautiful idea would have to be given up.

young Sylvester, even though he had been given up as a hopeless case, walked out of the hospital on his own a few weeks later.

By the age of 30, says Mr Singh, he had given up hope of finding a girl from his own village, Nandgaon, or from his state.

Pachauri said although negotiations had not moved far and many leaders are playing down expectations, he has not given up on an agreement.

Many users who have mastered the name portion have completely given up on trying to understand the directory tree.

She had, according to her daughter, given up trying to compete with her husband's work years ago, when the children were small.

By February of this year, he finally had given up smoking, a habit which had accompanied him for dozens of years.

When I grew older, I had not just given up hope, but I had practically forgotten about the pigeon that I had found that day, years ago.

So, I'd about given up trying to get my hands on one of these. I'd put out feelers to retailers, to auctioneers, and it was coming up empty.

We did not even know she was sick; we had long since given up trying to get any information from the Negro.

Although I am not sorry I decided to go abroad and take a rest, I wish that I had not given up the job so easily.

Bush said the appropriate time to discuss the matter is after Pyongyang has verifiably given up its nuclear weapons program.

Those that might have sold you out or have given up on you, will see a bright light shining within you & know you were right.

Therefore, we did not apply for a patent, which meant we had given up a large sum of money.

And that maybe costs me a little bit of damage, but I'd rather be seen as still trying, than having given up.

Ana Claudia Dutra, the cousin of Brazilian conductor Silvio Barbato, told the O Globo newspaper that she had not given up hope.

Just as it had been given up for lost, the necklace was found.

Did you believe him when he said he had given up smoking? A leopard cannot change its spots.

He said it had given up a serious battle against multiculturalism, which he said was diluting the nation's character.

And the courts have long since given up trying to limit the power of the federal government.

He had all his hopes on the fact that she hadn't given up on him, and that for one time in his life he would do things right.

She said he had given up smoking.

Work quietly and quietly work, serious work . even if it is unloveliness also love it. Do not complain, should not be given up lightly.

And I will do it on monday Or today, If my hangover ever wears off. Do you understand how much I've given up for this?

Despite these recent setbacks, it's clear Huawei hasn't given up and that the company learned a great deal from its 3Com setback.

I have not given up my effort to get a ticket to the concert, which will enable me to see Michael in my own eyes.

unable to do anything about it I got up early next morning hoping to find that the ants had given up in despair.

Much time and money was spent on attempting to repair the machine, but it had to be given up as a bad job.

It seems I have not given up the pursuit - a good thing for me to understand the "happy" to pursue, what I got?

He had not given up, and if he didn't give up, how could anyone in the outside world ever dream of losing hope?

For most students, the wages given up to attend school are the largest single cost of their education.

At this point he has given up his Corsican nationalist ideology, and to see themselves as French.

Yet if many adults seem to have given up on virtual worlds, those that cater to children and teenagers are thriving.

Some of one's fantasies , some of one's legitimate desires have to be given up for the value of the marriage itself.

The Czechs have given up trying to produce any government at all.

there's so much more potential in situations where we might have given up all hope.

"Britain seems to have given up on manufacturing, which I feel very sad about, " he comments.

No! I have not given up yet! I just found a way that did not work. I need to find another way.

As he latched the box of supplies to the back of his bike, Arai explained that he had given up on Sendai.

Mr Key said he hadn't given up hope of finding people but that the authorities had to be realistic.

A sudden and final wave of selling at the bottom of a bear market, when all the bulls have given up . . .

But Wang YanNa has not given up, she always runs to the hospital, requires the hospital to do the mixing type to check for her actively.

I've given up trying to get her to change her mind.

Controlled burning in cooler months, to reduce fuel loads, was given up in many places after city people protested about smoke hazes.

The British public had most given up on ever winning a major sporting event again or looking up to their sport stars.

For aneconomist, the cost of something is not just the cash payment, but all of the value given up in the process of acquiring the thing.

In most countries the criminal justice system has all but given up trying to punish shoplifters.

Politicians and economists have long given up on the idea that the U. S. would be a manufacturing powerhouse.

He was muscular and in superb condition, but he never pitched another inning, having given up baseball for English literature.

Has the U. S. forever given up on the dream of a rules-based monetary order for a global economy dedicated to free trade?

Tonight, having given up on sleep, she went wandering in these alleys, and became aware that she was being followed.

You might have given up because it was too hard, too much work, or maybe you think that you don't deserve your goal in the first place.

Barack Obama has given up trying to force Mr Netanyahu to halt settlement-building in the West Bank.

There is something sad about this tree (that limb is surely in serious trouble) but it has not given up.

7 and I began to cheat, you've given up for all the memories, fall to me how to write little ripples.

This means that the gas energy given up to liquid increases and can change the ratio of mixer horsepower to gas horsepower significantly.

In despair I got up early next morning hoping to find that the ants had given up in despair.

Here, nothing will be given up, pursuing and striving for your dream will be always with you.

Folks who have given up trying to get ahead, and given in to the stark reality of just trying to get by.

What I had given up was so much, but today that I standing here mean I never give up at this event although one year have passed.

But it is also rather likely that many of these people have given up looking for work at least partly because of economic reasons as well.

I should look for large pots that people seem to have given up on and shove my money in.

Then one day, when the mother had almost given up hope, there was a knock at the door.

When he had almost given up hope, he woke one night to hear the tip tip tip at the pane.

It was only by my advice that she had given up the idea.

Sylvester remained behind to worm his way into a job. He's given up literature entirely.

Unfortunately, it is always the sandbox that is the first environment that must be given up when a new application needs to be deployed.

One reason is that the US has not yet given up on the old bargain, which gives it a permanent lock on the presidency of the World Bank.

But I've gotten used to ignoring them and I think as a result they've kind of given up on me.

He seems to have largely given up on democracy promotion in Egypt.

This is not to say that people have given up the deep richness in culture that Chinese food represents.

H1N1 swine flu is unstoppable, according to the World Health Organization, which has given up on trying to get a precise count of cases.

The insurgent group has not given up, and as with so many of its attacks, this one was, in part at least, a bid for more recruits.

You deserve all the love that I have to give , and I have not given up hope that I will still be able to come there.

The first injection of this treatment should be given up to 4 weeks after completion of the basic course.

These days, for more than a year now, I've pretty much given up on goals, though I'm still learning how that works.

The car seems to have given up the ghost.

There must, he says, be a lower class, given up to physical toil and confined to an animal nature.

Margaret has long since given up trying to moderate his language .

His teachers seem to have given up on him.

It was clear that the reader had given up in despair.

At this point I've given up on posting personal pictures or diary like postings on the public Web.

The outage happened just after 9 am and trading did not resume until 4pm , by which time many traders had given up and gone home .

Arvind Virmani, India's representative to the IMF, seemed to have given up hope of a challenge to Ms. Lagarde from emerging markets.

Within a year, they had given up their Manhattan apartment.

But, unlike these potential jet buyers, Zhang Yue, CEO of Broad Air Conditioning Co. Ltd, has given up such a luxurious privilege.

They had almost given up hope of ever finding Flamel in a library book, even though Harry was still sure he'd read the name somewhere.

though, if tamed, useful and loyal servants to the wandering knights given up to adventure in the trackless forests.

Time flies, Simba has grown into a healthy, smart little lion, and could be his uncle Scar but have not given up his grudges.

This new car is given up to the general manager.

Much of what we have given up as a nation was sacrificed for the sake of this illusion, for the chance to go on lying to ourselves.

Marginal opportunity cost----The additional cost of providing the last unit of good as measured by what is given up.

Whenever you're in trouble, I'm always near. Whenever you feel alone, and you think everyone has given up. . .

She had also given up performing in the Nevada showrooms, though she continued to play club dates.

Conclusions CVA about asthmatic children should be recognized enough, treated early and continuously, treatment should not be given up .

The Meeting always ended with the singing of 'Beasts of England', and the afternoon was given up to recreation.

New fathers will be given up to ten months of paid paternity leave under plans outlined by British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.

Tom is very pleased with himself. He has finally given up smoking. He tried to give it up for years.

Tom had given up working and lived by himself in a long way from town.

They spoke of beating and killing, and bragged that they had given up ordinary goodness so they would have no pity on their victims.

Her Sundays were given up to the preparation of a lecture.

I had not given up yet, I seemed to find a bunch of hacker news articles that seemed relevant to my entrepreneurism.

Given up by his parents at birth , and labeled as a mentally challenged child, Les Brown's hopes for the future were dashed.

Unlike its peers in other emerging countries, it has largely given up on public education, paying for private schools for its own children.

Ancient Athens, the existence of direct democracy, though not long, people have not given up the pursuit to ideals participation.

They had given up the search when Fitzpiers discerned something by his foot.

The $5bn move is a counter- intuitive investment in an industry on which many investors have given up.

Poverty and low position are hated by all men, but if they cannot be rid if in the right way, they should not be given up.

Some have so little confidence that they've just given up, but deep inside their souls, they want it just as much as anybody else.

It will set them up to accomplish great things and keep dreaming and striving when others around them have already given up.

And more to the point, I had never given up control of my time. To my child, no less.

Researchers have even given up trying to define it.

I realize that I owed my life to Henry. He had given up all his time to look after me.

Microsoft is expected to soon be on the prowl for other acquisition targets since it has not given up its goal for online advertising.

He wonders if it was because there were no interpreters on that particular day, or if most Brazilians have already given up.

An old, comfortable chair is a treasure not to be given up easily.

We've given up on him because he is so stubborn. It is pointless to argue with him.

It needs strong whole-hearted desire for a life wholly given up to Him.

Roy: Hmm. Go figure. I had pretty much given up on there being any justice at this farce of a trial, but I guess I was being too cynical.

Results Combination of different occasions queuing, given up the design plan of intelligent queuing system and special significance.

For foreign money, stolen goods seized should be reasonable and legitimate to submit the transfer request, should not be given up lightly.

But in recent years they have given up that argument and now argue something like the opposite: "everybody knew" smoking causes cancer.

So while Americans might start buying cars again one day, some of Japan's consumers may have given up for good.

Simpson was born in 1957, two years after Jobs, who was given up for adoption as an infant.

And at least some people appear to have given up on dieting to control their weight, the survey found.

The European covered bond market has reopened, and appetite has returned for subordinated bank debt, a product given up for dead months ago.

Ten people moved " Im one of the decades has not given up their beliefs - helping others. "

the lack of follow-through from Tuesday's breakout and the fact that the market had given up all of its strong gain is very discouraging.

After what he had been through, many youngsters would have given up hope or turned to crime.

It is mainly about the wolf and a war between sheep, although Wolf failed every time it has never given up but continue its efforts.

Does not want continual 2 times to let the identical woman injure. The good horse does not keep resuming things given up, has his truth.

In an odd way, however, it is the educated who have claimed to have given up on ambition as an ideal.

But many allies will want to wait to see more evidence that France has really given up being the leader of NATO's awkward squad.

Whenever you feel alone, and you think everyone has given up. . .

Where Clinton went wrong by being too controlling, Obama has given up to much control.

He used to be a heavy smoker but now he has given up smoking.

The project had to be given up for the lack of funds.

Now that she has given up, I am not sure if it is not force majeure, giving rise to grounds for divorce.

He'd been unconscious for so long that the doctors had given up on him.

Just when we had given up all hope of their coming, they rolled up in a taxi.

I had before given up many times after my failures, I really can't compare with him.

he was going to ruin this man right back, to spite himself, to cover up the way he had so eagerly given up control.

She seems to have given up all hope.

The rest of the evening was given up to letter writing.

She softened her attitude, and worked to change her image, but no one ever believed that she had really given up her goals.

May be given up is the best choice, I prefer the phrase: you do not fit me!

So has Rodriguez given up construction? "Well, you never throw away your work clothes, " he replied. "But this thing is like a monsoon. "

The watercolours Mackintosh painted in his last years in the south of France, after he had given up architecture, are quite superb.

and all these , in my opinion , if i had given up on i not stupid myself , then no one will help you fight for anything.

Well, I know you and Mom have given up a lot to save money for my college tuition.

The fishermen had been given up for lost in the storm but they have now arrived safely back.

The S&P is down nearly 23 percent for the year so far and has given up more than 55 percent since the high hit in October 2007.

Countries in Europe have given up their national currencies in favor of a common currency.

They do not believe that they have ever given up their independence, Mr Heath explains.

"I've given up predicting long-term trends, " he said.

then the hypothesis will probably be given up or at least modified.

After two generations, it seems, young Germans have given up the unequal struggle to keep the two-child ideal alive.

The school agreed to accept poor kids who were failing out of the regular school system. Everybody had already given up on these students.

These bad habits injure our health a great deal, and therefore should be given up.

He said that he had given up playing football.

"Of course you've given up your business, " I said.

Partly it is because my dream is an addition to what I do already: I have not given up the day job.

The criminal has given up the names of his accomplices.

AMD and Intel haven't exactly given up developing processors for desktop PCs and laptops, and with good reason.

I'd rather you had not given up the job then.

I've given up trying to convince him.

Not so many months ago, I might have given up, shouted, cried, and basically had a tantrum because it didn't all run smoothly.

Facts have proved that Dalai Lama has never given up his attempt to gain independence for Tibet.

He thinks America is in a far better position than Greece because it has not given up its monetary sovereignty.

Enter Bo, a 6-month-old puppy given up by his first owner and matched with the Obamas through his breeders.

So hard, in fact, that I've given up trying -- much to my frustration.

and when you come together into your towns I will send disease among you and you will be given up into the hands of your haters.

And I've kind of given up on reading anything that anyone writes about Tumblr. It's often inaccurate.

What have I given up for you? How do I feel about it?

But opponents like Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, haven't given up the hope of repealing the measure.

France has already given up on its demand to leverage the EFSF through the ECB due to German and ECB resistance.

Accordingly, we might think of a modern cynic as someone who's given up all hope of finding a door, much less a key.

I have given up drinking. You know, I used to drink a lot.

The word "neglect" implies that someone has given up caring.

Many projects of science and technology innovating with great market prospect have to be given up for the shortage of capital.

The Trojans thought that the Greeks had given up and left the horse as a gift.

After the coup he was banned for five years from politics, which, to widespread scepticism, he anyway claims to have given up.

The stock soared 66% on its debut, although it has given up nearly half of those gains since then.

Answer boy, given up for dead, returns to his people.

I don't want to be as busy as before. I've given up a big chance of getting scholarships for that.

Most of them are of great perseverance. No matter what kind of thing can be given up with ease.

I was life-flighted to the hospital in a deep diabetic coma and was given up for dead.

Amazon has not taken that defeat lightly, and nor has it given up its own publishing ambitions.

These customs must not be given up, but co-exist with the new ideas that are shaping China today.

They have given up so much, so let's all give back to the original people of the lands.

think everyone has given up. . . Reach out for me, and I will give you my everlasting love.

During the campaign, he told his constituents he had given up drinking "for the sake of Japan" .

Markets took the resignation as a sign that debt-heavy Portugal has given up its year-long battle to avoid a bailout.

My life is entirely given up to work.

According to the American Embassy, once a child has obtained a Chinese hukou, he is considered to have given up his American nationality.

If [the doctor] had told me that my body was too tired, I would have given up.

Spain's Abertis has still not given up hope of reviving its deal with the Benetton family, who control the Italian motorway company.

Just when we had given up all hope of their coming they rolled up in taxi.

Life is dear, love is dearer, both of them can be given up for freedom.

we have even given up sitting at table and having a leisurely evening meals , exchanging the news of the day.

Even for learned men, love of fame is the last thing to be given up.

It seems the entire nature has been given up to keep their lives dearly.

Though thing that many have been very miscellaneous. but I have given up many trouble therefore. makes me become more careful.

Bill Gates, who as chief software architect was in large part responsible for the earlier, failed vision of Vista, has given up his role.

And if you give up now, who's gonna lose? And which one of us is given up not being free? Yeah, yeah. . .

The whole winter was given up to physical training.

We have even given up sitting at table and having a leisurely evening meal, exchanging the news of the day.

Mr Immelt has also given up a special, three-year, long-term incentive payment that would have been worth $11. 7m.

But have alert: dy turned over for a meantime, and then given up; Calculate, this wench drank tonight so many, affirmation was to sleep.

It was only by her husband's advice that Julia had given up the idea.

Tokyo has essentially given up control over its own territory to satisfy dictates from Washington.

Many countries have not given up on defense spending at all, but they are nations which have relatively small overall budgets.

i loved and was used to keeping distance with those changing things, so that i can get the principles that can never be given up by time.

He has now given up his job of 15 years and recently the family touched down in Brisbane to start their new life.

When San was young, he and friends had a rock band. They have given up their dream of music due to getting older.

To Eurosceptics, notably British ones, it should be given up as a bad job.

When they stop questioning orthodoxy, mankind will have given up the search for truth.

I went into a deep depression and could have given up entirely.

Juventus still haven't given up the hope of signing Lazio star Aparecido Cesar this summer.

Three of Richard Donaldson's neighbours have given up, and the lifelong lobsterman is thinking about following their lead.

Instead, as any gardener knows, plants that have not been irrigated have given up on life.

But I do not give myself a name. I have given up everything; I have no name, no place, no country, no anything. I am just myself.

Within three months the party had given up its leading role and Bulgaria was heading for free elections.

I imagined she had tired of fighting the language barrier and had given up.