Sentence examples for finally able to quit from inspiring English sources

Six months ago Mr. Goodman and Mr. Lovitt were finally able to quit their day jobs as freelance designers and contractors to focus on 3rd Ward full time.

Don't rush off to swap your cigarettes for psychedelics quite yet the psilocybin treatment was paired with a cognitive behavioral therapy program, and researchers are still figuring out exactly why so many participants were finally able to quit.

"I was finally able to quit that just about six years ago.

Anyway, during our conversation Philip Debevoise recalled the time one of Machinima.com's stars was finally able to quit his job and start working on his channel full time: "He uploaded a video, telling the community about it and he began to tear up.

Mr. Obama's continued effort to quit cigarettes is exemplary of an honest struggle to change for the better, whether he is finally able to quit--or even if he is not.

He was a branch secretary of the Miners Federation of Great Britainn (1943 45) and finally was able to quit the mines in 1950 when he became a writer for a number of coal publications and a public relations officer for the National Coal Board.

During this time, Smith had a drinking problem but eventually was able to quit altogether.

After that final step, you should be able to quit your addiction.

@theology_nerd And then, I ultimately remember my own idiosyncrasy of never being able to quit anything :)  .

When Allison got tired of heroin, she was able to quit, as most addicts eventually do.

Overall, 47.3% of the patients decreased de use of alcohol, while 48.5% were able to quit it.