Sentence examples for given up candy from inspiring English sources
This is not a juice fast; this is not giving up candy bars for Lent.
My brothers and I gave up candy, but what really impressed us was Mom forgoing Chesterfields and Dad going "on the wagon," which meant, he laughed, drinking from only the water cart.
If that isn't enough to make you want to give up candy (or cereal, or bread), consider the issue of crop contamination.
Lenten fasts -- giving up candy, coffee, soda, television, or meat on Fridays -- are meant to help us see things in a new light.
[Jean remembers praying for a miracle that day, even promising to give up candy for two weeks if her prayers could be answered. And when she opened the closet door, she says, "something felt different".] JEAN: Suddenly, the whole world shifted.
A devout Catholic, he once told a reporter that he had given up coffee and candy for Lent.
As Streicher explains in her new book, Love Sex Again, when the patient gave up the candy, her pain disappeared.
Down the street, a cigarette and candy store has given up taking dollars at all.
Keep the candy in different spots each day this will make your dog confused and possibly just give up.
Why not give up store-bought candy or cookies in favor of making candy or cookies once a month and enjoying smaller portions less frequently?
