Verwenden Sie „given up“ in einem Satz

1. She had at least, given up the corset wearing this time, and was back in the usual scruffy outfits he was more familiar with

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2. The instructor has given up on her, would rather she didn’t stay and wilt the beautiful bouquet he has arranged in his studio

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3. After a week passed and doostEr had not heard from Tahlmute, he figured that he probably was trying to steal the cargo and had given up the game when his original ruse failed

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4. Maybe I shouldn’t have had that last glass of wine … my brain seems to have given up thinking lucidly

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5. I haven't given up yet, maybe because I like folk dances, maybe because I have nothing better to do

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6. The doctors we had seen on Earth talked of viruses and complications, but, with hindsight, I reckon she’d just given up …

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7. They both wanted someone to come home to but Luray had temporarily given up on that dream since the triangle with Knume and Valla

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8. Ken came in from the garden some twenty minutes after Lucy had given up the ghost and prostrated herself on the living room floor

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9. the usual suburban noise polluters had given up the ghost and

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10. Bunty appears to have given up her very economic style of writing and is now cramming in a lot more into the space provided, putting down her feelings

11. had given up the ghost and prostrated herself on the living room

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12. man who had just given up his seat, who was still lurking hopefully

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13. ” The crew had given up watching them so he let her undo his shorts

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14. The enamel coating on the fridge has given up the ghost and brown chips of rust show through the face of the door

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15. Gehring had given up long ago trying to get him to wear any but his coveralls, whether to town for shopping or church on Sundays

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16. Kulai has given up his position at the Kassikan to devote full time to the shipping business

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17. You should have given up a long time ago, children!”

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18. Alan had given up even trying to mentally translate the numbers at this point and let them carry him as they felt

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19. Desa had given up nagging her about it ten decades ago

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20. Heather had given up on her calculus and now she stretched out on the

21. Roman had not given up a single run

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22. John had given up with the questions and now stood

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23. He has now lost 25 kilos, given up the cigars, works out and runs 5K per day

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24. She seemed to have given up the empty blond bauble personna

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25. Born late to parents who had long since given up any idea of having children

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26. Though it is not very probable that any part of a tax, which is not only imposed upon one of the most proper subjects of taxation, a mere luxury and superfluity, but which affords so very important a revenue as the tax upon silver, will ever be given up as long as it is possible to pay it; yet the same impossibility of paying it, which, in 1736

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27. It meant she’d given up on Theoton

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28. the cultural degree, the Greeks have given up

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29. Hearing that the slave hunters had given up the

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30. In general, however, something more is given upon coin of a known fineness, than upon gold and silver bars, of which the fineness cannot be ascertained but by a process of melting and assaying

31. demand half the bank money for which credit had been given upon the deposits that the receipts had respectively been granted for

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32. He has already given up the worship of his Babylonian gods

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33. Viktor Frankl talks about how one knew an inmate had given up when he smoked his last cigarette

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34. Thus, when we saw a comrade smoking his own cigarettes, we knew he had given up faith in his strength to carry on, and, once lost, the will to live seldom returned

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35. Some nations have given up the whole commerce of their colonies to an exclusive company, of whom the colonists were obliged to buy all such European goods as they wanted, and to whom they were obliged to sell the whole of their surplus produce

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36. This, however, has been the policy of Holland, though their company, in the course of the present century, has given up in many respects the exertion of their exclusive privilege

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37. Since it fell into those of the English, almost all works of this kind have been given up; and there are at present (October 1773), I am assured, not above two or three remaining in the island

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38. At age thirty-five she was still a sexy-looking woman, but practically all the men of the town had given up on her

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39. In 1748, all the demands of the company upon the king of Spain, in consequence of the assiento contract, were, by the treaty of Aix-la-Chapelle, given up for what was supposed an equivalent

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40. Perhaps he had got used to the idea that she would always keep on a nightgown regardless of how warm it was in this cell of a room, and given up on the hope that she'd be so drugged out of her mind she wouldn't care about covering up

41. It was like he had just given up altogether and if he didn’t pull out of this depression soon I didn’t think he would pull out of it at all

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42. Pamela had given up her

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43. The bounties which are sometimes given upon the exportation of home produce and manufactures, and the drawbacks which are paid upon the re-exportation of the greater part of foreign goods, have given occasion to many frauds, and to a species of smuggling, more destructive of the public revenue than any other

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44. to memorize at the beginning, but had given up after about five turns

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45. If the project cannot be completed, it ought to be given up

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46. Given up for allergies

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47. After that, we probably should have given up the idea of ever getting a cat, but visions of kitty plums danced in our heads

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48. I had all but given up hope

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49. ” I looked round at the rest of the wounded men in the trench most of who looked like they had given up and were now waiting either to die or be taken prisoner

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50. I crawled up to the top of the crater to look out and I noticed that even the Germans seemed to have given up now in the heat and only shot if any of our lads tried to make a run for it

51. Alex might have given up on her, but Josh had doubled his efforts

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52. At midnight he had given up hope that she would return home early and knew that even if she did, he would have nothing to say to her

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53. Tanya’s submission to TIAR had been absolute; the girl was truly living the lie, and lately – in her own fantasy bubble – she had given up on any sense of morality

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54. ‘Thought I'd given up on my rebellious daughter?’ His gruff voice thinned by the poor quality of the scrambled signal

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55. They showed him all that they were striving for, the research, the earth's elements given up to them to harness and the general feeling of the city and its need for secrecy

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56. Most of them were now scientists and had given up the old ways as ‘primitive’ skills

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57. Peggy had given up her room to

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58. She had not given up when she was dying in the Imperial Barracks’ dungeon, and she would not give up now

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59. Had the cat given up and gone away? Was it safe to come out now?

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60. Then he realized that for him it was different, he had given up hope two-and-a-half years ago

61. You see I have given up hope of finding my father

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62. I'd given up trying to match his consumption an hour ago

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63. We still had not given up hope completely as we watched

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64. There are so many joys in my life that I would have missed had I given up

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65. I was a little worried that Langdon would have given up on us and taken off

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66. Hop on,” he said as he led the way towards the blimp, while I kept pace by his side, having given up on my distrustful instincts and eagerly embraced the philosophy best summed up in the phrase ‘I got nothing to lose’

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67. I just believed that she would like to know that I haven"t given up

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68. How was Vargas going to guarantee that none of the other cops connected him with these reports they’d been receiving from Boston? He’d cut a deal on good faith and given up an important politician, but it was beginning to look like all he’d gotten in return was a screwing

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69. He has not given up any information yet, sir

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70. But I have not given up all hope

71. There, he said, ‘looks like they’ve given up

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72. ‘Yes,’ admitted Russell, ‘I’d almost given up, but then Trevor spoke to me on the Zip-Linq and reminded me all this is an hallucination

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73. The insects have given up on us

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74. ” And John seems to have said, “That you have given up the hope that Paul had for you

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75. Thank goodness he hasn’t given up and still has his fighting spirit

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76. And the churches that all the apostles and so many, many more had given up their lives for, had grown and expanded in all the imperfection of their devotion

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77. And he had given up his life to the task

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78. A little later, when she had given up hope that he would return, she walked through the forest for the camps again

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79. called as missionaries all over the world who have given up the ease

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80. They feel that what they know has now superseded all older knowing and have given up their belief in anything but their knowledge (Gnosis)

81. He knew when she said that, she’d given up all control

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82. They had not, like the dogs, given up the pursuit

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83. But recently he has kept his distance, either because he’s afraid of me or because he has finally given up

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84. Jerry and Carl had given up banister sliding and were sitting on the edge of the veranda with Faith

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85. The sea had not given up Rosemary's lover; and Norman Douglas, then a handsome, red-haired young giant, noted for wild driving and noisy though harmless escapades, had quarrelled with Ellen and left her in a fit of pique

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86. 18 Therefore then have you brought me out of the womb? Oh that I had given up the spirit, and no eye had seen me!

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87. The cops had even given up, which is a first in this town

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88. She’d almost given up the search when she saw the little black box

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89. It was as if he had given up on them, rather than, more rationally, he had given them up to a higher place

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90. You could have given up long ago, but instead you held out

91. his altar, he has abhorred his sanctuary, he has given up into the hand of the enemy the walls of her palaces; they have made a noise

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92. Downstairs in the shop, her father had given up trying to scream over wail of the

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93. arm, but she shall be given up, and those who brought her, and he who begot her, and he who strengthened her in these times

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94. Things would have been a lot simpler if I had given up and turned around that afternoon, but I continued to put one foot in front of the other until I found myself walking through the threshold of headquarters

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95. I hadn’t given up on the possibility that the original headphones Chelsea had given to Terry were somewhere other than a landfill or the bottom of the Pacific Ocean

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96. 77 And for our sins and our fathers' we with our brothers and our kings and our priests were given up to the kings of the Earth, to

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97. given up as a reproach to the heathen, and for what cause the people whom you have loved is given over to ungodly nations, and why

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98. If John had given up at

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99. He had given up being sarcastic about Hobbs’ choice of car, he just had to get on with it

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100. been given up, the real is with you