Sentence examples for hardly given up from inspiring English sources

Still, the Syrian government has hardly given up the fight.

Still, Google has hardly given up on green energy.

Fassel has hardly given up trying to fix this season.

But Mr. McCain, whose own organization in Ohio consists basically of a loose-knit band of volunteers, has hardly given up in a state that could be critical to his survival in his race for the presidency.

Mr. Mackintosh, though, has hardly given up and is handsomely represented in the West End this season by a revival of the 1960 musical "Oliver!," adapted from Charles Dickens's "Oliver Twist".

Avoiding the wooden spoon was their priority, not denying England the title, and they had hardly given up at the end against Ireland with Stuart Hogg denied a try by Jamie Heaslip's pertinacity.

But the Shabab are hardly giving up.

The premium carmakers are hardly giving up on big cars.

Mr Koizumi will hardly give up his campaign.

But the Russians are so stubborn: they will hardly give up South Ossetia, which they have snatched.

I cannot give up on football; I can hardly give up on the Redskins; but like many other oppressed peoples worldwide, I can at least fall back into exile and await regime change.