Sentence examples for entirely give from inspiring English sources

Maybe unions don't have to entirely give up collective bargaining but broaden it.

These essays are potent cocktails, for sure, but they don't entirely give us the Full Macdonald.

I probably wouldn't entirely give up on their butter chicken either way, but it will go down much easier once the scarlet letter has been scoured away.

At the bedside of one young man, hospitalized for his problem, their evangelism seems to be working until the patient says he could never entirely give up drinking.

Another of her hints, never to entirely give up work, has been described as controversial, even though it is framed entirely as an argument about fulfilment, as opposed to independence or equality, and informed by Ettus's obvious belief that a zero-hours warehouse job is just as fabulous as a career telling women to get up early.

Here's the unique charm of what Bluedot achieves: while minds are expanded in wholesome ways everywhere you look, it's also stomping ground for both discerning new music fans and a certain breed of ageing Manc raver who will never entirely give up as long as Underworld are still in business.

One wall is entirely given over to a picture window.

And Connecticut is not entirely giving up on tourism, either.

These days it is almost entirely given over to tourism.

Mr. Reznor hasn't entirely given up on human fellowship.

His office is spare, monastic: entirely given over to work.