The phrase "abandon with" is not a commonly used or grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is possible that it could be used in certain contexts, but it would not be considered a standard or standardly accepted phrase. Instead, other phrases such as "abandoning with" or "abandoned with" would be more commonly used. Example: She felt a sense of dread as she realized she had been abandoned with no means of communication.
Blanchett goes through the stages of resistance and abandon with dedication to each moment of pleasure and guilt.
But seeing occasional flaming globules rushing through the air, and the general turbulence and abandon with which I did things, they were alarmed, and urged me to plan experiments and to be prepared to deal with fires and explosions.
It had something to do with the quality of her movement, with the way her feet lifted from the ground, the combination of balance and abandon with which she threw herself into her shots.
The biggest crash of the day, with 79km remaining, took out close to a dozen riders – and shortly afterwards Sky's Xabier Zandio was forced to abandon with a suspected broken collarbone.
Or as the New Statesman's first leader, back in 1913, put it: "we shall be bound by no ties of party, class, or creed … we have no axe to grind, no panacea to advertise, no theory which we should abandon with regret".
LOS ANGELES — One week into his major league career, this much has become clear about Yasiel Puig, the Cuban outfielder with the alluring name: The balls that rocket off his bat, the throws that prompt stop signs by opposing third-base coaches and the force and abandon with which he runs are more than singular acts that may help the Los Angeles Dodgers win a particular game.
"As they retreat, my guess is they will litter, literally litter... areas that they abandon with IEDs.
For the two lovers, war "intensified the sense of abandon with which they met and the sense of abandonment after they parted".
Heyerdahl came and, as I recall, danced with abandon with my then eight-year-old daughter.
Wood-panelled old timers who give it gay abandon with the tinsel.
