Sentence examples for much give up from inspiring English sources

After seeing what happened to The News of the World, there probably is not anyone in Britain hacking into cellphones anymore, so anyone who is still curious can pretty much give up on getting an answer.

When you commit to delivering on something, you pretty much give up your right to get out of it by saying that somebody else ought do it.

Well, if you were thinking of doing one you can pretty much give up now that Industrial Light & Magic has made an entry and put it online.

They pretty much give up everything else when they become grandmothers.

iStock waivers pretty much give up all of your rights, giving the photographer full control.

Do we focus more on the young guys and pretty much give up on trying to save this season?

Whereas David Denby takes note of the industry's artistic luminaries and wishes that more people would see and discuss their movies, David Thomson has pretty much given up.

It's what I wear in the garden, having moved out of London, had a kid and pretty much given up.

I seek full-time employment regularly but have pretty much given up.

It was all so confusing that I'd pretty much given up.

Critics like to throw around statistics that tout the low rate of terrorist attacks since 9/11, as though that proves that the jihadists have pretty much given up.