Sentence examples for barely give up from inspiring English sources
While Villegas can barely give up a dining recommendation — when pressed, he offered Little Moir's Food Shack and the bizarrely spelled Too Bizaare Sushi as his favorites — at least he can be trusted to dish on the local links.
These old, grizzled doughnut veterans knew what they were doing and were barely willing to give up their trade secrets at first.
The cry to extinguish these obligations seems irresistible; after all, why should the people of these states, who are barely surviving, have to give up part of their meager incomes to finance crushing debts incurred by their governments?
And is the barely lovable rogue about to give up those "late nights in the office" for smoochie-smoochies on the eiderdown?
Don't give up if it barely gets any views; just keep promoting (but don't go broke over it) and keep doing what you love.
"I barely broke a sweat, because my teammates didn't give up many chances".
It was just the simple fact that someone I barely know said that my actions give him inspiration to give up money to do something he loves.
But barely a year later, Denmark gave up on the tax.
Kyrgios was booed by hundreds of fans who rightly felt short-changed by his lack of effort, and it barely improved as he gave up the second set in just 24 minutes.
She barely made it, almost gave up the ghost.
