Sentence examples for forsake this from inspiring English sources

Yet even more intriguing than Barbour's decision to forsake this gilded life for the more rustic pleasures of the Mississippi Statehouse is the mere fact of his candidacy.

Your girlfriend's sensitivity is admirable, but as you suggest, the landlord's comments were too ambiguous to prove discrimination or to compel her to forsake this apartment.

These, despite sounding like a new range of self-applying diapers, are well-intentioned metal dunderheads, residing here on Earth, and promising, "The day will never come when we forsake this planet and its people".

Lowell, Massachusetts If you do decide to forsake this tax break, you may also want to shun the one you get on your mortgage interest: renters receive no such break, and they tend to have less money than homeowners do.

Some surveys suggest the public sees the Big Society as a cover for cuts; polling by the Sun, a tabloid newspaper, showed that 46% thought it was "a good idea", but only 28% thought they knew what it meant.A sounder indicator that the coalition might be unwise to forsake this agenda is its opponents' mimicry.

Whoever sits here after me and wishes to experience something of the elation attending the election of President M'Chege Hwange, or President Nguyen Nu, or even President Kathy McLane (my intern of a few summers back, and a cinch for the White House), is going to have to forsake this ivory tower and join the crowd further down the Hill.

But forsaking this grant is not your only way to do so.

We must not allow theories of questionable scientific value to spook parents into forsaking this protection for their children.

This form has allowed the close attachment of one valve to a hard surface, and although some groups still retain byssal attachment (family Anomiidae), others have forsaken this for cementation, as in the true oysters (family Ostreidae), where the left valve is cemented to estuarine hard surfaces.

Disney Steals the Show The Witch's Dungeon Horror Film Festival in Bristol will forsake the ghosts this Saturday and present an evening of Walt Disney classics with Mark Mitchell, a Disney artist and historian, as the host.

I'm not advising you to forsake grilling this holiday and join the ranks of raw-foodists.