Sentence examples for abide doing from inspiring English sources

I couldn't abide doing service these days".

That's what Vice President Richard Nixon good-naturedly did for John F. Kennedy in 1961 (R.N.: "I detect a trend here") and what Vice President Hubert Humphrey just could not abide doing for Nixon in 1969.

Few of these people wear shoes, and the deeper message of Huntington Beach abides: You don't have to wear shoes, either.

If Stewart is watching and abides, that doesn't count as "coordination".

And so the mystery abides: What are they doing in there?

We have certain rules that you are expected to abide by, and when you don't abide by them you have forfeited your right to live among us".

I have no doubt that the vast majority of scientists do abide by the code in their everyday work.

The constitution is ambiguous about how binding the transitional deadlines are: failure to abide by them does not necessarily mean a crisis.

After the MEN intervened, Thorntons apologised, saying: "The Company does abide by copyright laws but these were not applicable in this case".

"I normally do abide by it," said Loryn Kass, 41, as she hastily turned off her BMW sedan while waiting for her daughter on a recent afternoon.

Those conservative groups that do abide by it can buy newspaper advertisements, engage in direct-mail advocacy and help finance voter drives.