Sentence examples for given up everything else from inspiring English sources

I would probably have given up everything else.

There is the impression that the club, the management and the players have given up everything else — including the Spanish league — to concentrate solely on the Champions League.

"This entire movie has been built by amazing people who have given up everything else in their lives to get it made," said Helen Estabrook, one of "Whiplash's" producers.

We've all heard this one before at one point or another, and it's one of those situations where smokers are likely to argue, "Hey, I've given up everything else, so don't take that away from me!" But seriously, a recent study found that people with HIV who smoke have a higher rate of death and are more likely to die of smoking-related causes than from HIV itself.

If I had to give up everything else and could keep only one thing, I'd keep the iPod.

"I think I could give up everything else," he said, "the cars, the tanks, the guns, as long as I could still have Adolf and Hermann.

He said that when he was a soccer player he used to spend hours — sometimes eight hours at a time — practicing one shot; he would give up everything else to do it.

My mum made me study acting for two years, and I had to give up everything else to do it, so I didn't ride horses, I didn't go to summer camp, I didn't do other things.

It reads: "If you are ready and able to give up everything else, to study the whole history and background of the market and all the principal companies whose stocks are on the board as carefully as a medical student studies anatomy, to glue your nose at the tape at the opening of every day of the year and never take it off till night.

I would give up everything else, all the poles, the pole position trophy, for the World Championship so that's really the goal.

"I've practically had to give up everything else to concentrate on the swimming so I'll be putting everything into it to make sure I get the best result I can".