Sentence examples for abruptly quits from inspiring English sources
Rickman was even more memorable in Yukio Ninagawa's 1991 production of Tango at the End of Winter: a modern Japanese play about a famous actor who abruptly quits the stage and inhabits a world of fantasy and dreams.
Corporations in crisis often pick one of their own when the CEO abruptly quits or is ousted, in large part because they already have institutional knowledge of how the company operates and a familiarity with its key executives.
They are stirred to action by new girl Nora Ephron — yes, that Nora Ephron— who abruptly quits News of the Week when she's told, in no uncertain terms, that women aren't allowed to write at News of the Week.
Hagi, 36, abruptly quit yesterday...
A leading team official then abruptly quit.
He then abruptly quit as postmaster.
He succeeds Jeff Van Gundy, who abruptly quit on Saturday.
The SPD loathes Mr Lafontaine for abruptly quitting as Mr Schröder's finance minister in 1999.
While struggling to post results, he abruptly quit the 2008 tour, citing competitive burnout.
In this way the severe withdrawal symptoms encountered in abruptly quitting heroin are avoided.
Through Jan . 27The medieval mind did not abruptly quit the scene when the Renaissance kicked in.
