Sentence examples similar to further gave up from inspiring English sources

Further: "Giving up on life... is the easiest thing a person can do"; and "Anything can happen in life, especially nothing".

After 48 Rf3! Rf3 49 Rg6, the ending was not worth playing further and Piket gave up.

But 41 Bb6 was no better -- after 41... Re4, Nielsen could not avoid further loss of material and gave up.

FAVORS GRADUAL REFORM But Further Delay in Giving Up of Extraterritorial Rights Would Be Unwise, Says Writer.

He could check for a while, but after 40 Qd2, he had nothing further to do, except to give up.

Mr. Obama kept a system of military commissions while building in further procedural safeguards and gave up an effort to try Sept. 11 plotters in civilian court.

He gave up further study when his father died suddenly of a heart attack at the age of fifty-one, and began working in a silk warehouse.

The other group not to be tolerated was people who wanted reform to go much further, and who finally gave up on the Church of England.

Might he go further than giving up that position one day?

The party leadership may go even further and give up any claim on government or the job of prime minister.

The prospect that the sale will end more than a century of ethical farming on the sites across England and Scotland came alongside fresh fears that the group is moving further towards giving up control over the Co-operative Bank.