Sentence examples for as to quit from inspiring English sources

When that happens, we say variously that people have "panicked" or, to use the sports colloquialism, "choked"....To choke or panic is considered to be as bad as to quit.

In Helga's care, David quickly overcomes his anti-German prejudices and goes so far as to quit the Army (the war has ended in the meantime) and accept a civilian job with the occupation government to be able to marry her.

Yet as a highly experienced political operator, Mr Surkov may also have engineered the conflict so as to quit a game whose nature had changed.Although few tears will be shed for Mr Surkov, his departure shows that the Russian political system is degrading and becoming more primitive.

Danny had gone so far as to quit the practice after finding out that his ex had slept with the new Dr. L (James Franco).

I'm sure Uncle Ivan tried as well to quit drinking, because it just doesn't make sense to me that he wouldn't.

Researchers have also posited that health worker motivation is clearly linked to workers' performance as well as intention to quit [ 22].

When patients with mental health problems are asked about their smoking, they are as keen to quit as smokers in the general population.

Yet smoking is at least as hard to quit as any other habit, and it probably involves the same brain circuits, experts said.