Quite a few Democrats have already given up the ghost.
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The molybdenum contract has quietly given up the ghost and died.
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So now Kasich has finally given up the ghost and withdrawn.
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But this new evidence suggests it hasn't given up the ghost just yet.
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Interestingly, Samsung seems to have given up the ghost on the rear-facing camera fight this time around.
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Chinese state media report that the lunar rover has given up the ghost after an impressive 30-month mission.
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Hargrove discovered that two of the memory cards were completely unreadable—they had used batteries that had long since given up the ghost.
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A senior Democratic aide cautioned that the party has "not given up the ghost yet" on bipartisan Senate negotiations bearing fruit this month.
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Read all of the entries in our series: Quite a few Democrats have already given up the ghost, with some of the big names withdrawing once they faltered in the primaries. Rep.
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The authors' claim that President Carter could probably have thwarted Iran's 1979 Islamic revolution had he worked boldly with the Iranian military sits uneasily with their assessment that Iranian generals had given up the ghost.
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But a decision to actively deter people turning out would mean Donald Trump has given up the ghost of reaching the voters he's spent this election cycle -- and much of his life -- alienating with his curious mix of bigotry and misogyny.
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But a Hawks squad that has given up the ghost of perfection and embraced their flaws—and, more important, forgiven each other for those flaws—is a team that remembers just what it is to love something bigger than themselves.
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"People have just given up the ghost of buying the safest of the safe, and (long-dated corporates) is just where there's some value, and people can pick up some yield," said Craig Elder, senior fixed-income analyst at asset management firm Baird.
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In its Frankfurt Motor Show preview edition of September 1977, the German magazine Auto, Motor und Sport reported that the engine of a TR7 press car had given up the ghost and "started to boil" while undergoing a maximum speed measurement exercise over a stretch of track as part of a road test. At the time of the report the cause of the problem was still unknown; British Leyland technicians had already been investigating the car, without comment, for nineteen days.
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With drummer Jerry Nolan reluctant to backtrack his steps after quitting the band over L.A.M.F.'s poor sound, the Thunders/Lure/Rath triumvirate recruited other local drummers to fill in. The band's first reunion gigs, billed as farewell shows, were at Max's on August 18 and 19 with drummer Lee Crystal. These shows went poorly - the Village Voice described them as a "depressing debacle" and said that Thunders had "given up the ghost." Nevertheless, the band returned to Max's on September 15th (Friday) and September 16th (Saturday) with Ty Styx on drums, playing sets that included most of L.A.M.F. along with a few songs from So Alone and occasional covers.
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