Sentence examples for given up the battle from inspiring English sources

One person close to PeopleSoft said last month that the company had essentially given up the battle in Brussels.

And pitcher Andrew Miller has stayed true enough to the cause that he said his wife had "given up the battle".

Scotland coach Andy Robinson expressed his disappointment at the decision as the Scottish Rugby Union hinted that it had not yet given up the battle.

I had already given up the battle in the interest of civility.

His Internet posts also indicated contempt for the Conservative Party, which he accused of having given up the battle against multiculturalism.

But barring scarves "doesn't help girls"; in her view, Ms Heremans has "given up the battle".The paradox of liberalismIn short, the story of the Atheneum is complicated.

Giving up the battle with sleep, Emet writes, is more than half the battle.

There was nothing to believe in, nothing to get inspired by, and quite frankly I had all but given up the previous December when the battle for the Christmas No1, which still meant something back then, became a straight fight between Take That and Mr Blobby.

But she gave up the battle.

I gave up the battle of wills.

But Dynasty recently gave up the battle.