Of course, they only gave it up out of necessity.
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We had the game won and we gave it up.
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"I think three weeks in we gave it up," Dubugras said.
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And we gave it up because it was costing so much.
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By 1945 she gave it up and returned to San Francisco.
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Targeted by the police for vigilantism, he wearily gave it up.
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I gave it up once I had to do my first recital.
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The British gave it up a long time ago, but we never did.
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I found nothing, so I gave it up, and it's much better now.
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We gave it up for him in the locker room, that's for sure.
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She also tried her hand at the violin, but gave it up pretty quickly.
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The Yellow Jackets gave it up 250 times, which led to 241 Pitt points.
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It's been 18 months since I gave it up and I've already saved $1,440.
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They were doing this wholesale taking of data, not stealing, you gave it up.
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The Twins had just taken the lead before Kintzler gave it up in the ninth.
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"Perfection requires too much energy, so I gave it up a while ago," she explains.
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"Once I discovered this mode of attire, I never gave it up," Mr. Darnell said.
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An Appreciation He redefined the expressive potential of documentary photography — until he gave it up.
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I turned my fader down and gave it up to Brittany and then everything went dead.
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He then gave it up again for five laps when he made his second pit stop.
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He was in line for his first win of the season before the bullpen gave it up.
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He gave it up when the recovery program at the meetings started to actually work on him.
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And then at the height of his career, he gave it up to devote his life to God.
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I gave him IVs and I tried to put him in clinics, but he never gave it up.
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But, it was still amazing and dope how he gave it up for Lowry, you gotta see it.
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I played football until my junior year of high school, but after too many injuries I gave it up.
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But he gave it up in 2000, at the earliest signs of the economic downturn, and lost about $200,000.
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Then at 40, she gave it up to spend more time with her three young children and two stepchildren.
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Eventually, after two of his friends and fellow-dealers were shot and killed, he gave it up for good.
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Iraq's Saddam Hussein also was said to have a WMD program at one point too but gave it up.
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His stepfather, who was from Malawi, played guitar but gave it up after losing three fingers in an accident.
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"I had just taken out money that morning and ... I just, I gave it up," Wilhelm said through tears.
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He formally held the position for four seasons but gave it up during Chip Kelly's run as head coach.
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He gave it up only when his travels in support of his books began to involve too much time away.
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She started writing a symbolic sort of book involving a ghost, but it was stilted and she gave it up.
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He wasn't very good at being a living statue, he said, and gave it up for a while to travel.
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When it was over the crowd gave it up for the special guest appearance ... and went wild for the stage smooch.
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And I was sad that I gave it up right there, but at the same time, our team played great today.
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Family members encouraged her to have rhinoplasty, but Shokrae resisted, knowing she would miss her nose if she gave it up.
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And I sort of never gave it up, it was just interesting to me and substantive, and a little bit exciting.
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And then finally when they decided they weren't going to tell you how many phones they sold anymore apple gave it up.
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I gave it up around 18, and didn't have any interest in any psychoactive substances for at least ten years after that.
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"In general, we had too many turnovers tonight," Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer told reporters after his team gave it up 28 times.
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James was booed whenever he had the ball, which was often, and sometimes sustained the boos long after he gave it up.
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"I gave it up because people just didn't come anymore," said Ms. Cherop, who sells items like designer dresses and school textbooks.
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Ms. Proctor made a brief effort to reboot with an eye toward the emerging internet market, but gave it up and retired.
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"People that were in Montreal making electronic music around the same time as me, a lot of them gave it up," he says.
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Walker stopped me, but once he gave it up (threw to first) I just had a chance there when Duda got the ball.
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Then, as soon as they took the lead, they gave it up once more, missing eight of their first nine 3-point attempts.
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Ruth Steinem (Joanna Glushak) started out as a journalist herself, writing under a man's name — but gave it up to be a mother.
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It clearly wasn&apost the solution that would bring the iMessage functionality to the Android ecosystem, and I gave it up pretty quickly.
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Everybody I know who used to ride but gave it up has told me that electric motorcycles could get them back in the saddle.
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The mayor had attempted a run for the Democratic nomination for governor of Pennsylvania in 2014 but gave it up for lack of funds.
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He bought the 3,933 square foot home back in 2008 ... and with all the work it's almost a wonder why he gave it up.
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Indians closer Cody Allen (4-5) entered the ninth with a one-run lead but gave it up in the span of four pitches.
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Unfortunately, she was right — I didn't have the body for ballet and gave it up in junior high for jazz and dance team instead.
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"There was a time I owned more real estate for investment purposes, and we gave it up, including a house down the shore," said Frank.
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My mother was a very good ballet dancer, but gave it up at the age of 18 to marry my father and have a family.
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Lehkonen pounced on the loose puck, gave it up to Logan Shaw, then got it back on a 3-on-1 break and beat Coreau.
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Laurie was never enthralled with the idea of fighting crime from behind a mask, and she readily gave it up when the Keene Act passed.
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For two decades, Kamprad drove a 1993 Volvo 240 GL. He only gave it up when someone persuaded him that driving it was too dangerous.
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InteraXon, a Canadian startup, used to make a head-worn device that could control lights with the power of thought but eventually gave it up.
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You can see in DoF's video ... Camilo initially denied jacking the gear, but after a ton of prodding ... gave it up and ended up in handcuffs.
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I'm glad I gave it up eventually, but I look back on this ill-advised affectation fondly when I find myself hesitating to try new things.
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Good for Hearthstone might be bad for me I started playing Magic back 1990s and gave it up by the time I finished high school in 2001.
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In it, Mr. Boehner offered a cigarette to President Obama, who once smoked but says he gave it up; he stuck to that stance in the video.
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Utah, the state with the greatest attachment to this method of execution, gave it up in 2004 (although only temporarily) because it evoked images of raw, frontier justice.
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Even a Democratic candidate like O'Rourke, who's historically benefitted from oil and gas industry money, wouldn't be giving up that much if he gave it up in 2020.
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Mr. Pence does not drink — he gave it up in the past, Mr. Short said, for "lots of reasons," so no alcohol is served onboard Air Force Two.
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In Heath's case, that second job was waiting tables at a steakhouse, but after the first year and a half of juggling it with teaching, she gave it up.
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If we collectively gave it up, its need would be far less, but instead we're all secretly conspiring with the patriarchy — or at least I feel that I am.
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That might be why Cox -- who most believe is the greatest manager in Braves history -- gave it up to Jones when we got him in Atlanta this past weekend.
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She started professional figure skating as a child but gave it up as her ankle was too weak, only to pick it up 50 years later when she retired.
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He swiftly emerged as the likely successor to Karimov and was appointed interim president when the senate speaker, given the role by constitution, gave it up in Mirziyoyev's favor.
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Yet after only a season, two out of the four main brands experimenting with the idea — Tom Ford and Thakoon — gave it up (Ralph Lauren and Burberry remain exponents).
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But if you gave it up after college (or decided not to partake, you total square — jk, no judgments) and you're curious about what's out there, we're here for you.
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Before Barea's run, Dallas struggled to expand the lead but never gave it up, allowing the Nets to get within 93-92 on a 16-footer by Dinwiddie with 5:51 remaining.
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"He just came in and told our dispatcher that 'I want to confess to a murder,' and then just gave it up," Sergeant Gibson of Mt. Shasta told the New York Times.
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She did that until she was about 25, got married and had five kids, and gave it up until she was in her 50s, and then started practicing again until she was 83.
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After I moved in with him on Potrero Hill, I held onto to my place, "subletting" it to my roommate for two years, until the rent finally went up, and I gave it up.
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Ms. Merkel first defended the European Union practice of trying to turn back or intercept migrants "when it was undefendable, and gave it up when it didn't suit the Germans any longer," Mr. Techau noted.
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"The ball was hit at me, and I don't want the runner to score because I was able to see he was halfway down the line, and I gave it up to Caleb," Bundy said.
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You don&apost have to be stupid to be in a cultDrawing on his experience as a former cult member who gave it up in the 1970s, Hassen says that indoctrination can happen to anyone.
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"About five years ago I used to dance regularly, but as I got bigger my joints would hurt and I'd get out of breath after just a short walk, so I gave it up," she says.
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Leon Vitali had a promising acting career of his own, but he gave it up to become Stanley Kubrick's right-hand man — a choice that shaped his life and the history of cinema in innumerable ways.
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When she married Dean Bragonier, a former restaurateur who now runs a nonprofit that promotes dyslexia curriculums in middle school — Ms. Taylor, Mr. Bragonier and Ms. Simon are all dyslexic — she gave it up for good.
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Flashback: Facebook tried a short-lived experiment in letting users vote on platform policy beginning in 2009, but gave it up when too few users participated in what many saw as a burden rather than a privilege.
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There's a funny and rich episode in which Jim is wrestling with his calling in life and is ashamed to learn that Father Nicholas was a soccer star and model yet gave it up for the priesthood.
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The speaker gave it up, reluctantly but of his own free will, for the sake of a theory about Senate seats or a fantasy about Trump's tractability or just because his members wanted him to do so.
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The 13-year-old Urias, in his fifth start since the Dodgers promoted him from Triple-A Oklahoma City on May 21, left the game with a one-run lead, but the Dodgers' bullpen gave it up.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - - For young adults who smoke, the risk of a major heart attack is 22016 times higher than for their peers who never smoked or who gave it up, a UK study found.
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He gave it up without a fight, and she ended the brief rebellion in Parliament, an abortive heist that reflected the current chaos in Britain's government, where confusion — about policy, authority and a mace — has in recent days reigned.
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Boy was I right, the global stock market took that out and Oct 4 us stock market gave it up and now since then they have been moving together again and I think that is important because the non-U.
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Living with friends of the family in Pennsylvania, Jose won a swimming scholarship to Southern Illinois University at Carbon-dale—his mother, Maria, had been a champion swimmer in her youth—but gave it up because of the exhausting training schedule.
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The puck lingered along his stick blade for a good five seconds as he wove through a discombobulated defense, and he gave it up only when he was ready, not because anyone had dislodged, it or had even come close.
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Patrick: Yeah, I did pyromancy with a hand axe, and eventually I gave it up for some big ass sword towards the end of the game but I had the hand axe for a long fucking time in that game.
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You do meet lots of adults who don't read books, never read books and I think probably they didn't read any ones they enjoyed, so they just sort of gave it up, and it's a shame, because you miss out on so much.
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This was necessarily a late-night enterprise—very late-night—and at first I begrudged her the time away from home, away from me, but all that evened out eventually, and after six months she gave it up anyway, citing the burnout factor.
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I haven't had a car in six years (first I gave it up when I moved to the city and was too poor, now I'm carless by choice) so my transportation options are creative and often decided upon in the last minute.
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All of these things, one by one, started to roll over and come the summertime or later in the summertime you were down to the FAANGs and then you were down to two stocks it was amazon and apple and then amazon gave it up.
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Experts previously told Fox News it is expected that Markle will follow in the footsteps of late Hollywood icon Grace Kelly, who had a successful acting career but gave it up to become the Princess of Monaco when she married Prince Rainier in 1956.
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Indicating his status as the likely successor, Mirziyoyev was first named to head a commission arranging the funeral - a nod to Soviet-era political tradition - and then appointed interim president when the senate speaker, given that role by constitution, gave it up in Mirziyoyev's favor.
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It was a way to relieve the stress of being jobless, but wherever he went he and the others in his group were insulted or beat up by the local cops, until he began to hate the life of an Ultra and gave it up.
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I gave it up, finished my PhD, and got with two other students $4 million to start my first company, and really had to give up art, because I'm an American, it's pre-Obamacare, and I needed ... KS: Now we're post-Obamacare, apparently. Right.
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You use it and then I gave it up for a while and now it seems like as good a time I've ever to pick up a little bit of meditation again and Headspace, like many other apps right now they're offering more free content, right?
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Marquan, who last year finished third in the U15 state finals, is loose while he bowls, moving fluidly around the lanes with the ease of a shooting guard or a middle infielder (he used to play baseball, but gave it up to spend more time at the lanes).
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Now that the last company has stopped producing VCRs (seven years after JVC gave it up) and VHS tapes are impossible to buy (collectors can still find them in abundance at second-hand-stores), I think it might be time for me to toss at least one of my VCRs.
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I find marijuana ... and again, I find marijuana is a great way to relieve stress in moderation, and I'm a big ... I smoked a lot of pot in college, and I gave it up for 30 years, and I've found as I get older, and I don't want to drink as much alcohol because I literally can't handle alcohol now.
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