Sentence examples for could be quits from inspiring English sources

It's not likely to be "quits" as in "Brooks quits as chief exec", but it could be quits as in "let's call it quits" - and there's only one answer that fits both criteria.

For the terms of election were of a piece with its office and once chosen that world could not be quit.

One assumes that "the irreclaimable act" is death or murder, but the peculiar syntax plays havoc with the meaning; and it is hard to see how "a space of his own election" is necessarily also a space that "could not be quit".

First, more smokers could be making quit attempts.

One contributing factor, he said, could be that the quit rate in the group getting the placebo was a bit higher than the company had expected.

Friends of Meldrum admit he could be forced to quit if doctors vote to reject the health and social care bill.

But his delay is publicly declaring his future gave rise to speculation he could be about to quit politics altogether, with The Economist magazine today linking him with a post at the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

With shares in the telecoms firm falling another 12%, investors are clearly concerned about the amount of compensation it may have to pay to affected customers, and fear that Dido Harding, the highly regarded chief executive, could be forced to quit.

But one adviser would not rule out the possibility that Mr. McCain, if unsuccessful in pushing through his agenda, could be goaded into quitting the party, becoming an independent and mounting a third-party run for president in 2004.

Britain's most militant farmer has revealed that his group plans to picket customers as they enter supermarkets in protest against the "squeeze" on milk prices, as he warns the situation is so dire that he could be forced to quit dairy farming within months.

The UK could be forced to quit the European Union if the organisation does not reform, George Osborne has warned.