Sentence examples for that abide from inspiring English sources
The descendants of these early life-forms are the plants, animals, and other life that abide on Earth today.
"I write scripts for action movies that abide by the structures and rhythms of the Hollywood blockbuster," Mr. Green said in an interview in New York recently.
Early this August, Walmart announced that by 29 September its employees will be required to wear clothes that abide by the new dress code.
Under an initiative launched by Unilever in 2004, the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certifies producers that abide by a series of environmental rules including a ban on new plantations in virgin forest.
Maybe not, judging by Paul Sietsema's painstaking rendition of his own face, as found on Google — a self-reflective testament to the strange powers and slow pleasures that abide in an artist's hand.
The modern-day tendency towards author-friendly adaptations is far removed from bolder productions that abide by the principle that once a story leaves the author's head, it is the property of whichever film-maker who chooses to imagine it.
The Brotherhood insists it is a peaceful organisation that abides by UK law.
Do we really want a society that abides by the philosophy of "eye for an eye"?
It remains a mysterious journey, and one that abides by few rules of traditional songcraft.
The image that abides with me, from "Catch-22," is of Alan Arkin lying in bed with a young woman.
Trufig advertises itself as "a revolutionary design solution" that abides by a strict rule: "Be completely flush-mounted".
