give up the idea of

He got to the destination all right, but he was so very tired that he had to give up the idea of climbing the hills.

As for your marriage, which is a puzzling story, may let me ignite or give up the idea of keeping contact with you in such a way.

I talked with him for hours, without persuading him to give up the idea of going abroad.

To do that, you've got to give up the idea of sealing in data.

Though I was disappointed, I had to give up the idea of leaving for my bus for her seriousness.

if you know which side your bread is buttered on, you will give up the idea of marrying a girl your father dosen't approve of.

With so much homework to do, I have no choice but to give up the idea of hanging around on the Christmas Eve.

Moses, you' ve got to give up the idea of marrying this woman.

Ta regretted the denial of a license, but said that he would not give up the idea of opening capsule hotels in China.

At Marburg, Luther refused to give up the idea of "sacramental union" that took place between the elements and Christ's body and blood.

Even Franklin acknowledges that the research is no reason to give up the idea of childhood pets.

If the weather is th is hot tomorrow, we may as well give up the idea of playing tennis outside.

I advise you to give up the idea of job-hopping.

Give up the idea of "more nourishment and more health" and you will build a muscular body in the long run.

Use your judgment and skills, but do yourself a favor - give up the idea of nailing tops.

The boy made an apology to his teacher, so the teacher could but give up the idea of punishing him.

I never want to give up the idea of continue to finish school.

Is it time for me to give up the idea of life balance and move on?

The weather forecast paints gloomy picture for tomorrow. I think we can give up the idea of picnicking.

I would want to give up the idea of there, how do?

if the weather is this hot tomorrow , we may as well give up the idea of playing tennis outside.