Sentence examples for again resigned from inspiring English sources

Former Manchester United and England defender Rio Ferdinand, now a pundit on BT Sport, says that the Blues are missing the leadership of their captain, who was again resigned to the bench.

In July 1964, Reader Harris once again resigned as a director, along with four others, but this time he did not escape scot-free, retaining his close association with Bloom.

Considering the 100+ years since the Fed came into being, Chairman Meyer once again resigned over FDR's decision to devalue in 1933, the post-WWII Bretton Woods agreement was handled by the U.S. Treasury (properly so since the dollar's exchange rate is not part of the Fed's portfolio), and Fed Chairman Burns protested Nixon's decision to scrap Bretton Woods in 1971.

In 2000, Scrushy arranged another $250,000 donation to the foundation before he again resigned from the state board.

And so, in the interest of, at the very least, not looking like a fucking putz, I once again resigned myself to a lifetime of abstaining.

MacLaren subsequently scored his first century for two years, but he did little in the remainder of the season, at the end of which he again resigned the captaincy of Lancashire, conscious of his failing form and fitness.

But now this, too, is required of him, and with his usual private excuse that he is doing it purely ironically he rolls over again, resigning himself once and for all to the contempt of history and his own conscience.

He will coach again, teach again, gripe again and resign or be fired again — but never as spectacularly, as curiously or as memorably as he did in New York.

In 1918 he was again made grand vizier, and again he resigned, becoming a member of the Ottoman Senate.

Once again, he resigned shortly before the firm went bankrupt.

After losing command of his army to a rival, John Pope, Frémont again angrily resigned from the military.