Sentence examples for we abide with from inspiring English sources
If people wonder whether other people are gay, "that is the collective intention, and we abide with it".
We know that we abide with quarks and constellations, in a reality unknowable by us in a degree we will never be able to calculate, but reality all the same, the stuff and the matrix of our supposedly quotidian existence.
As an employer we abide with collective bargaining agreements, encourage Union membership and work closely with organisations such as the Broadcasting Entertainment Cinematograph and Theatre Union, Stage Directors UK and Equity.
Isn't it curious that we tolerate the stereotyping of religion in a way we'd never abide with race, religion or gender?
Though we mostly handled the books only by their covers (or paged briefly through to ascertain that no dunce had striped the pages yellow or pink with a Hi-Liter), we communed deeply with them, felt certain that only we deserved to abide with them.
And I cried, and I told him, "You know, I want you to stay here too, but ultimately God has the say-so, so we have to abide with his wishes".
"You have gone but we so cherish your memory that you will abide with us, more present than the living man".
Speaking outside the court, solicitor Mark Stephens said: "Finally, after two hours we have heard that the Swedes will not abide with the umpire's decision and they want to put Mr Assange through yet more trouble, more expense and more hurdles.
These treasures abide with lasting promise from America in the King years".
However, here I must state that I have no morals in the sense that I abide with them in awe.
