Sentence examples for totally given up from inspiring English sources
Have Australia totally given up on cricket then?
"But it's not as if they have totally given up on their lives".
In that moment, I realized that Fester had totally given up on himself.
Blamey later said she had not totally given up singing, but was "taking a bit of a break".
"In the last 20 years, artists have totally given up utter control of their work to galleries and curators," Mr. Galbreth said.
"He's lied so much that the lies don't match up, and Guo Wengui has totally given up on logic," the newspaper said this month.
(Even then, he didn't totally give up.
As a pastry chef, I know you don't have to totally give up desserts.
"It is not as if people are totally giving up on the stock market," he said, "but they are recalibrating their exposure".
Coming back to the new Blackwing is nice — I like the way it feels to hold it — but I don't know that I will totally give up the Pentel.
There was this idea for a long time that objectivity is impossible, because we're not robots, which led some people to say, well, let's totally give up on it entirely.
