Along came the devil, I mean vodka, and gin was forsaken in favor of — What?
Come spring, the coarse Chinese hemp was forsaken in favor of a silky brown version from the Netherlands.
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.
Alas, any aesthetic ale-drinking allure was forsaken in the 1960s when the "nonik" glass, with its swelling beneath the rim, was introduced.
As the episode ends, Judas's body lies forsaken in the dirt, but a ray of moonlight shines on one of the dearly bought sandals "so that each thong... was clearly visible.
So, with all the "cool" jeans flooding the market, it's easy to think that a brand such as Lee, known for its classic styles rather than anything more avant garde, would be forsaken in favour of something a little less ordinary.
And none of this was being covered by the mainstream media, so we all felt terrified and forsaken in ways that are hard to convey to people who weren't there.
"Even in that deep misery," he wrote about his rejection, "I felt my energy revive, and I said to myself, in spite of everything I shall rise again: I will take up my pencil, which I had forsaken in my discouragement, and I will go on with my drawing".
