In late May, realizing that they could not sway the majority, this group resigned from Whig and promptly were welcomed into Clio.
Yet this reception failed to appease Mrs Holtby, who promptly resigned from the East Riding County Council when the novel appeared, denouncing it as a "travesty".
In Stoke the Labour council leader, Mick Salih, lost his seat and promptly resigned from the party, which he said was a "Tory party in disguise".
Mr Warner promptly resigned from his football-related posts, which forestalled a FIFA inquiry into his actions; 32 others either also resigned or were warned, reprimanded, fined or banned for varying periods.
It is not unusual for people to break down in tears during a group, while one woman found a session so liberating she promptly resigned from her much-detested job.
Some months later, when she was told she could write the biography – the advance was £500 – Spurling was "so delighted" she "promptly resigned" from the Spectator ("oh what a relief... to think of all those curtains going up all over London and I didn't have to be in front of any of them").
When Harrison was reassigned, he promptly resigned from the army.
Harrison was outraged and promptly resigned from the board, but later reconsidered his decision.
He promptly resigned from his positions on the Conservative shadow cabinet.
This was more than I could take, especially since the chairman of the organization stated that he was voting for Jill Stein, and I promptly resigned from the group.
The chairman and chief executive of Bridgestone/Firestone Inc., Masatoshi Ono, resigned from those jobs today, and was promptly succeeded by John Lampe, the executive vice president of the American subsidiary of the Japanese company.
