The Knicks' offense has frequently abandoned them late in games.
She said he then married Christine Angus, an art student 18 years younger than he was, for her money and frequently abandoned her, too.
For any first-time visitor, Cook County's Domestic Violence Courthouse — with its unmarked hallways and frequently abandoned information desk — presents a navigational challenge.
Online behavior might include visits to BA.com and whether a person booked with a few clicks or frequently abandoned digital shopping carts.
And yet, unable to work or see to their needs, frequently abandoned by their friends and families, these patients were put away in hospitals, nursing homes and lunatic asylums and forgotten, like lepers of the 20th century.
On her solo albums, Bjork has frequently abandoned a straightforward beat, replacing it with sustained harmonies or electronic stutters and flickers (though thumping remixes have kept her songs in clubs).
This loss had to be particularly disturbing for the Lakers, who showed little discipline or cohesion as they frequently abandoned the triangle offense for ill-advised shots and matched their lowest point total of the season.
But in "Brighton Beach Memoirs" and to a lesser extent in "Broadway Bound," the father, Jack, is a far more loving version of Mr. Simon's father, Irving, who frequently abandoned the family and was unfaithful to his wife, Mamie Katee in the plays).
This extreme example of the anti-incumbency factor, as it is known in Indian politics, has bedevilled development, because one government's cherished projects are frequently abandoned by its successor.
White's book, written with Gordon Dillow, is largely serious in tone — except when it recounts his 18 years working with Rizzuto, who frequently abandoned orthodox play-calling for absurd riffs about Italian pastries, his wife, Scooter Jr. and birthdays.
