Sentence examples for abandon no from inspiring English sources

Clapton's popularity is a mystery - there's no fire, no abandon, no musical identity.

Limp and forlorn, it looks like Jesus brought down from the cross, then abandoned, no mother, no Magdalene, no beloved disciple to mourn him.

And when he raised Lazarus from the dead, it was likewise a sign that no political ambition need ever be set aside or abandoned, no matter how the politician in question has failed the public trust.

Nuclear power is a necessary component of our quest for energy independence, and it should not be abandoned no matter how horrific the scenes are coming out of Japan.

For the remaining claims, doubters might consider the following: "Suppose all situational controls were abandoned: no locks, no custom controls, cash left for parking in an open pot for occasional collection, no library checkouts, no baggage screening at airports, no ticket checks at train stations, no traffic lights, etc. Would there be no change in the volume of crime and disorder?

No one has the gall to refer to them as "eyesores" because they fundamentally cannot become abandoned, no matter how aged and deteriorated they might be.

In May 1914, Anglo-Westphalian Kent Coalfield Ltd drilled a borehole at Reculver in search of coal, since it had found a seam of coal 48 feet thick at nearby Chislet and was developing a colliery there; possible samples of coal were retrieved from the borehole at a depth of, but it was abandoned, no workable seam having been found.

The trend makes sense: in a bear market, individual investors tend to trade less on their own, abandoning no-frills discount brokers for the advice given by full-service brokers.

If you formulated a good investment plan to begin with, there's no reason to abandon it no matter what the markets do in the short term.

Abandoned, with no money, no prospects and no hope of making a living in Oaxaca, she left her three children in the care of her mother and crossed the border with four other women, in the hope of finding work.

He probably felt no less abandoned and no less scared.