Sentence examples for give up on something from inspiring English sources

It was an epic fail and I'm not usually one to give up on something.

We will always argue through our ideas but we know when to give up on something.

Do you give up on something that is born in you?" The family says ancestors on Cliven's maternal side were some of the first Mormon settlers of Bunkerville in 1877.

Never give up on something that has failed, and needs to be fixed.

That's life...You should never give up on something you love".

True, you should never give up on something you truly believe in.

"I'm not a person who gives up on something if I want it bad enough," he told me.

Gibbs is soft-spoken and kind-eyed, with a doleful, vaguely defeated quality, as if he has recently given up on something.

But there is a cost to staying on the outside, abandoning the centre ground, giving up on something that is, for all the packaging, still a huge, living, beloved part of our shared cultural wealth.

Later on she realizes that the bargain she has intuitively made concerns giving up on "something happening, something that would change her life": once she had assumed that her marriage would not be the last change in her life; now she accepts that she and her husband "would grow older and then old" together.

At the end of the negotiations, a country walks away apparently having given up on something, but it got something else that wasn't so clear.