Sentence examples for began quitting from inspiring English sources
In late 1995 Urdahl, Edgar and a pack of engineers began quitting IBM, and holed up at a low-rent incubator in Austin.
The White House disbanded two advisory councils on Wednesday after members began quitting en masse in protest of Trump.
The White House disbanded two advisory councils after chief executives, facing intense public pressure, began quitting in protest.
Some shell-shocked employees began to quit, and Ms. Reiniger was forced to lay off others.
The mujahideen, suddenly deprived of an enemy, began to quit in droves, making the Afghan Army's job easier.
But in the late 1980s, a few of them began to quit, and pretty soon Eileen felt awkward holding a cigarette off to one side when out at a restaurant.
Tobacco still accounts for 30percentt of cancer deaths, she said, and death rates from smoking are not decreasing in women as they are in men, because women began to quit smoking later than did men.
Beaten but still as cheerful as when the day began, Hayley Turner quit the saddle with second place in the November Handicap, the big race on the final day of the Flat season.
Foresters in the 1890s began to quit justifying policy based on the forest-rainfall connection.
If you do this, people would begin to quit and think you aren't so cool.
