The phrase "abandoned there is" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misplacement of words, and it cannot be used effectively without additional context.
Example: "The house, abandoned there is, has become a local legend."
Alternatives: "there is an abandoned" or "an abandoned place exists".
With more intense agriculture and uneconomical farms being abandoned, there is less habitat available.
Ideas and provocations abound on every page, and if they sometimes seem a little carelessly abandoned, there is nonetheless an atmosphere of intellectual pluripotency.
Only a few minutes later appears James: "The world needs to know, we have been abandoned, there is no hope for us".
Even with the celebration abandoned, there is concern that some protestors could travel to this rural community of 7,000 people to vent their anger.
Even in China, the country where it is probably hardest to search because children are typically anonymously abandoned, there is talk in the adoption community of starting a voluntary DNA database of children adopted from China.
You are not alone or abandoned -- there is always someone there to help or guide or support -- just look for them.
They were abandoned, there was nothing for them, they were very poor, they came from alcoholic families".
Once moral argument is abandoned, there are no ethical checks, no universal standards, and everything is left to the convenience and sentiments of the individual survivors.
Azevedo had trained to be an artist, and his strong eye shows in his prose: "The washtubs stood abandoned; there was no one on the bleaching ground.
Clifford had been well and truly abandoned – there was not so much as a whisper of a guest appearance from Simon Cowell.
The children abandoned there are almost always girls, and they regularly arrive with burns between their legs, marks made as the midwife holds the newborn under an oil lamp to check her sex.
