Sentence examples for forsake from from inspiring English sources

It wants to make iOS attractive for users, offering apps and features that people can't get on Android or don't want to forsake from Android, and extra features so that people will stay with the iOS ecosystem.

Balance — the credential no honest broker can forsake — vanished from American diplomacy.

The verse reads, "And as for those women whose ill-will you have reason to fear, admonish them, then forsake them from physical intimacy, and then waḍribuhunna".

Nothing can forsake you from Gods love.

He meant "the traditional-family-centered approach," which requires women to forsake every ambition apart from motherhood.

California began in January requiring placement agents to register as lobbyists, attend ethics training and forsake finder's fees from money managers a move that has prompted some to declare they'll leave the state.

Most offended against Dryden, who criticised those who took "the liberty not only to vary from the words and sense, but to forsake them both taking only some general hints from the original .Mr Hughes was an exception.

The carbon footprint of fans on match days has also been reduced, by encouraging them to forsake their cars: "We have gone from 60% private car use in 2003 to 38% currently.

The word "desert" has its origins in Latin: desertum "something left waste," from deserere to "leave, forsake".

What keeps us from forsaking them, even when we know better?

Nepal's decision underscores its vulnerability to pressure from its large and powerful neighbor to the north, even if it involves forsaking lucrative earnings from expedition permits.