Sentence examples for had ever resigned from inspiring English sources

It may have been a surprise to us and, one must imagine, to Trump — no secretary of defense had ever resigned in protest.

Some eminent lawyers did refuse to become judges, but liberal lawyers had already served as judges; throughout the apartheid era, no one sitting on the bench had ever resigned for overtly political reasons.

September 24 , 2012From ITV's Dan Hewitt Dan Hewitt (@danhewittITV) No Minister has ever resigned for swearing.

When he was asked by Louise Mensch, a Conservative lawmaker, if he had ever considered resigning.

The papers also got over excited about a union official no one had ever heard of resigning from the Labour party.

Have you ever resigned with a dramatic flourish - or dreamed of doing so?

He told the governors it was "the most one-sided report of its kind" that he had ever seen, but offered to resign if he did not have the confidence of the board.

It made you wonder: in the N.B.A. — where nuttiness happens — has a coach ever resigned during a playoff series and been replaced by a star's handpicked mentor and father figure?

I resigned from the Air Force, probably the single most difficult act I had ever performed, with the idea of becoming a writer.

Resigning was, he said, the "hardest thing" he had ever had to do.

Many applications will want to know if you've been convicted of a felony, if you've been convicted of driving offenses, and if you've ever been fired, forced to resigned, or resigned in order to avoid being fired before.