The phrase "abandoning here" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is indicating that they are leaving or giving up on something at the current location or situation.
Example: "After much consideration, I am abandoning here and moving on to new opportunities."
Alternatives: "leaving this place" or "giving up here".
If diatonic harmony has been abandoned here, the bloodlines have been maintained.
At those points, the Alabama Shakes sound like a band cutting loose: there's a real joy and abandon here.
"While we don't get as much as Westchester, we're not totally abandoned here," he said.
He has been injured in a riding accident, and abandoned here; the show has moved on to Italy.
Having had two second XI matches abandoned here earlier in the season because the pitch was deemed unfit, Sussex are treading a thin line.
The small-headed ones became known as chuhas -- "rat children" -- and generations of them have been abandoned here by parents to take their place in the legend.
The shift of the urban economy from production to speculation has invaded this carefully arranged space in recent years and smashed up its order, with a dozen 30-storey towers with pitched roofs crashing into the open space around, creating a looming, claustrophobic feel; the sense that planning has been abandoned here and it's everyone for themselves.
There are far fewer signs of poverty, not every surface is slathered with advertising and CCTV, not every high street is divided between chain stores and dereliction and things like social housing, that were abandoned here decades ago, are still getting built.
A spokesman for Mr. Kerry's presidential campaign, David Wade, said that information in the files left Mr. Kerry "proud that he stood up to the Nixon administration out of conviction and conscience and helped veterans end a policy that was costing his fellow soldiers their lives in Vietnam, and that the veterans' movement also led the fight for Vietnam veterans abandoned here at home".
The show's central conceit — two per cent of the world's population has disappeared into thin air without explanation — is a compelling one, but it serves mainly to point to a larger truth about the actual world; haven't we all, really, been abandoned here, without explanation?
