Sentence examples for abandoned it before from inspiring English sources
Many of its followers had already abandoned it before the impeachment vote, especially young voters in the sprawling conurbation around Seoul.
Investigators believe that Mr. McGuire was killed in his home and that Ms. McGuire and her accomplices drove the car to the hotel parking lot and abandoned it before driving south.
Since I abandoned it before it really got started last time, I worried that I might find it hard to catch up, but The Americans is a potboiler and it's easy to jump in.
Las Vegas was a desert outpost battered by sandstorms and flash floods — a land that the "Lord had forgotten," in the view of nineteenth-century Mormon missionaries, who abandoned it — before it grew into the city that now attracts more people each year than Mecca.
He began a computer programming course in 1988, and again abandoned it before completion.
Since I've already gone overboard on astrology, a subject I know nothing about, I see no reason to abandon it before I mention that this is no ordinary Ox year but, rather, the year of the "earth ox" — an even rarer distinction.
If you use your own cell phone to create a false trail, be sure to discard it or abandon it before you get to where you are really going.
After sinking $26 million into construction, the company abandoned it just before he took over, and he worked to mend relations with opponents.
I found the story bleak enough that I abandoned it just before the last 30 pages and read the Wikipedia plot summary to find out the ending.
Mike Allen, chairman of the Bush campaign in south-west Ohio, thinks that Al Gore would have won the state if he had not abandoned it ten days before the election.
We've been burned by Murphy's shiny promos before -- just look at "Glee," a show that keeps sucking us back at the start of each season, only to remind us in a few short episodes why we abandoned it the season before -- but there's something different about "Asylum," and judging by buzz for the show (and our colleague Maureen Ryan's surprisingly positive "Asylum" review), we know we're not alone.
