Sentence examples for will again abandon from inspiring English sources
Jonan Fernandez, general coordinator of Elkarri, a nonprofit pro-separatist peace group based in San Sebastian, is a lonely voice in seeing the conflict in its final stages, hoping that E.T.A will again abandon violence and make new overtures for a negotiated solution.
The world must agree that we will never again abandon the women and girls of Afghanistan.
The plans are once again abandoned.
The castle was again abandoned and left unmaintained.
The danger is that a last-minute promise of tax cuts will look more like a desperate throw of the dice than a crucial part of a coherent set of beliefs about the way the world works.But an even greater danger is that after losing, the shell-shocked Tories will again make the mistake of abandoning their tax-cutting credentials.
For three short days every other year, centuries-old rivalries are miraculously abandoned, and they will again at Gleneagles from Friday.
In poems such as "March" where, in the dark of a blustery night, "the wind in the chimney-breast" murmurs "I own this ground and will again", or "Repossession", in which an abandoned house rapidly reverts to wilderness, Hill appears to be suggesting that our belief in our ownership of the city is little more than vanity.
Tom McCarthy leads the reader to a repeating series of ellipses that neither confirm nor deny; a feeling that humanity has been abandoned, and will be abandoned again and again.
All is good, and good golf will never abandon you again.
Mona returns in "Mona Leaves-a" to try to make up for lost time with Homer, but he angrily refuses, saying that she will just abandon him again.
