Sentence examples for not to forsake from inspiring English sources

He urged President Bush not to forsake his promise to work with Mexico on issues including broad immigration reforms.

London mayor Boris Johnson this week urged students not to forsake their degrees despite the bleak outlook for graduates entering the jobs market.

But this analysis ignored the possibility that some radical groups sought participation in the democratic process not to forsake their violent agenda but to advance it.

His friend Jonathan Tricoche, 18, who welcomed the new franchise to Brooklyn but vowed not to forsake the Knicks, had one piece of advice for the new kids on the block.

"No band is going to pass up a show in L.A. Long Beach is so hungry for music, but we don't really get the artists coming out here to play because they're not going to forsake a play in L.A. to play in Long Beach.

At first, she agreed only to do the frocks, not wanting to forsake The Spectator.

You are not asked to forsake your history, your values or your opinion of capital punishment.

As he had always loved to cook, he did not want to forsake fine cuisine for "monasticism".

But Cain is not about to forsake her beloved monster, and in the end, Gretchen takes back the power, and Archie is still her slave.

In an election year, though, German Chancellor Angela Merkel is not likely to forsake the fiscal prudence that has helped make her popular among debt-averse voters.

Although Mr. Dacic and Mr. Nikolic say they have left nationalism behind and have embraced the European Union, the new coalition government will need to convince skeptics that it does not intend to forsake the West for closer ties with Moscow.