Sentence examples for able to abandon from inspiring English sources

Would I never be able to abandon myself to a book?

Within just two years, farmers were able to abandon the chemical fungicides previously widely used to fight the disease.

The driver was able to abandon the bus in a place of safety in the Northlands area and raise the alarm.

He will not easily be able to abandon a region that, in his own words, is "the most dangerous place in the world".

Hayes, who has died aged 77 after a stroke, was, like many wrestlers, able to abandon any inhibitions once hooded, and he became an entertaining draw.

If the past is any guide, modelers will be able to abandon parameterizations one by one, replacing them with mathematical representations of real physical processes.

According to the Site Streams dev site, developers won't be able to fully abandon the REST API yet, as Site Streams will be prone to disruption as Twitter works out the kinks.

This is achieved by asking UEs to retrieve and report the global cell identity of neighbour cells in periods in which the UE has no data activity in the serving cell and therefore is able to temporarily abandon the serving cell to listen to the broadcasted system information of the neighbour cell (in which the global cell identity is contained).

I thought that technology would be the biggest stumbling block that you would face in faking your death, but it's actually really being able to truly abandon your old life and your old profile of your likes and dislikes and preferences.

We used to be able to adopt abandoned children.

He was impressed that, by burning the federal supply depot at Holly Springs, a force of only 3,000 horsemen under Gen. Earl Van Dorn was able to force Grant to abandon his overland march to Vicksburg.