Sentence examples for continue to give up from inspiring English sources

The yogurt will continue to give up water, which you should simply pour away.

Why would the EU continue to give up funds designed to implement EU environmental legislation to a country withdrawing from the EU that wants to reduce regulation?

Yet big dreamers continue to give up everything for a shot at striking high tech gold.

Celtic continue to give up way too many chances in these European games - the same sin that cost them their place in the Champions League despite having two cracks at it.

A job market where people continue to give up on finding work is part of the reason wage growth has failed to meet expectations, since employers still have little reason to compete for workers, progressive economists argue.

Collins said he was worried about the bullpen continuing to give up runs late in games.

After that, Pelfrey somehow continued to give up hits without allowing runs.

Late in the games we're continuing to give up big numbers and that's killing us".

He continued, "To give up is more complicated than to fight for his life" for psychological and other reasons.

Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets, says there's been little economic news (apart from UK inflation) to interest the City: With a lack of macro data to scare or please, the FTSE 100 has continued to give up ground from recent highs.

On the second full day of competition at the Athens Games, in an arena filled with fans cheering its demise, the American men's basketball team continued to give up ground in a game invented in the United States, losing to Puerto Rico, 92-73.