Sentence examples for been abandoned again from inspiring English sources

Bizarrely, it now seems that they've been abandoned again, since the city hasn't paid the bill for the storage space where they're keeping them.

What a gift to these young people who have been abandoned again and again during their lives," says Mary Gregory, senior program officer for five family foundations at Pacific Foundation Services, and one of the founding members of the At The Crossroads board of directors.

"I liked him, and I just couldn't let him be abandoned again," Hitchcock says.

"I am afraid of these negotiations — I am afraid we will be abandoned again by the West," Sarabi told me.

Despite American weariness at the high cost in lives and treasure, it remains unlikely that Afghanistan will be abandoned again.

"I am afraid of these negotiations—I am afraid we will be abandoned again by the West," Sarabi told me.

Tom McCarthy leads the reader to a repeating series of ellipses that neither confirm nor deny; a feeling that humanity has been abandoned, and will be abandoned again and again.

Peter Kilfoyle, the Labour MP who was briefly tasked with a quango cull at the Cabinet Office, recalls that they "grew faster than I could get rid of them" and the goal was abandoned (again).

The English put great hopes on this new possession, but, though a fine mole (breakwater) was built and a new fortification erected, the expense of maintaining the city against Moroccan attacks and the Protestant suspicion that it was a centre of Roman Catholicism caused it to be abandoned again in 1684.

The standard was abandoned again in 1931.

He was scared of being abandoned again.