Sentence examples for gave up plans from inspiring English sources

Frederica gave up plans to be a doctor and studied journalism at Columbia.

|  The Brazilian airline Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras said it gave up plans to go public because of adverse market conditions.

Those efforts will be made even harder if South Korea, which gave up plans for a nuclear weapons program in the 1970s, moves forward on nuclear weapons now.

The company had planned for a dual listing in Shanghai and Hong Kong, but gave up plans for a simultaneous offering in mainland China after the country's securities regulator froze I.P.O.

When the Bush administration said "yes" to cooperation with Russia on missile defense using a radar in Azerbaijan, the Russian response became "nyet" — unless the administration gave up plans for cooperation with Poland and the Czech Republic.

Myanmar is now the only state actively using land mines, many of the 13 countries with the capability to produce them no longer do so, and this year the United States gave up plans to produce a new generation of land mines, the Spider, Mr. Goose said.

The aide said Mr. Zadran had not given up plans to retake Khost.

While proponents have not given up plans to start the study, Monday's meeting slowed the process.

Daniel, giving up plans of resistance, lived the rest of his life as an obedient, if a reluctant, vassal of the khan.

I'd given up plans for a life in politics and policy, and was burned out on writing what I thought was a novel.

Having given up plans for a private practice in oncology or endocrinology, he said, she teaches, does research and sees patients in an institutional practice.