Sentence examples for does not forsake from inspiring English sources
Chu, learning the stories of her grandmother's sacrifices, does not forsake her opportunity.
Though this does not forsake the right to self-determination, it does not make that issue its focus.
In her masterful thesis on what makes cities work, Jacobs does not forsake the question of rats.
If he attends a junior college, however, he does not forsake any eligibility and can enter the draft after one season.
It is time for a return to a stronger value-based foreign policy - a policy that does not forsake our belief in liberty and democracy and keeps the United States safe.
Jacobs-Jenkins follows this plot structure, but, instead of Good Deeds, it's Love who accompanies Everybody into the afterlife; Love is as imperfect as all the other figures, but he doesn't forsake Everybody.
Despite the bleakness of the terrain, he doesn't forsake the bizarre Dostoevskian comedy of the chance encounter, or his instinct for being in the wrong place at the wrong time: "as I made my way back from the steel factory through a series of puddles, I needed to take a piss.
God's guidance doesn't forsake them after the debacle of the scouts bringing back a bad report.
"Running through my head has been one of the most haunting prayers in scripture: "Do not forsake me when I am old and grey-headed"," he said.
Thus: "Every man must be prepared to die"; "He fights like a Dane"; "You're a son to me now"; "Do not forsake England"; "I need to kill someone".
