Sentence examples for continue to forsake from inspiring English sources
"It's no wonder the faithful continue to forsake the movies, given junky embarrassments like "Nights in Rodanthe,' " Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times in September.
As viewers, particularly young men, continue to forsake broadcast television, CBS is the only network that will add viewers this month, a special ratings period used to determine the rates the networks can charge advertisers.
These days, Cadillac's passenger cars continue to forsake their history as elegant boulevard cruisers.
If this meeting amounts merely to more of the same, it will fail to recognize the threats this continent faces and acknowledge the crucial ideals of the union that continue to be forsaken as this identity battle drags on.
Conference dedicated TV networks (BTN, Pac-12, Longhorn and the soon-to-arrive SEC Network) continue to entice tradition-rich teams to vacate their current conferences, forsaking history and geographical proximity for revenue sharing and financial security.
Several years ago, he felt so unhappy after dismissing a model that he continued to photograph her, trying to catch the sad, wistful essence of a woman forsaken in love.
Convinced that they were being given no other options, and being asked to forsake the promise of Vatican II, Dr. Caspary and the other nuns broke away to establish the Immaculate Heart Community, an unofficial Christian communal organization that continues to provide services in the poorest neighborhoods of Los Angeles.
The general public has not forsaken cash or credit cards.Special report Slings and arrows From the people, for the people Cool, man Ask the algorithm Sweet and low A penny here, a penny there The bank in your pocket The next big thing An uneasy symbiosis Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsInterest in the underlying mechanics of the currency, however, has continued to grow.
His followers, meanwhile, have to forsake yesterday's fixed principle in order to keep their power and their places.
He doesn't want to forsake it".
I hadn't meant to forsake it.
