Sentence examples for idea of quitting from inspiring English sources
Four years ago, McGary at least flirted with the idea of quitting basketball.
If Larry disdained the idea of quitting cigars, he believed that turning to acupuncture was downright kooky.
After all the training, the practices, the games viewed from the end of the bench, he was asked, did the idea of quitting ever cross his mind?
The idea of quitting the bloc, which was once seen as the preserve of a tiny, extreme faction of the party, is gaining growing respectability after endorsement by two former cabinet ministers last week.
"If you like the idea of quitting your day job and becoming an entrepreneur, that's great but you'll need to find something you will spend more time on than anything else in your whole life, aside from breathing," he explains.
Williams had floated the idea of quitting after the World Cup in New Zealand this month but has now decided to make himself available for the 3 December friendly in Cardiff so that he can finish his international career on home soil.
But Steven Slater, the jet blue employee who escaped from this job via emergency chute, and even "Jenny," the actress who yesterday everyone thought was a broker's assistant who quit via dry-erase board, aren't the only people with creative ideas of quitting.
So, if I feel as if I'm running out of ideas, instead of quitting my job cold turkey I could take up a hobby and see whether an interest in, say, wine tasting eventually develops naturally over the course of a few years into a new life as a winemaker.
The idea of Quit Genius had been born.
Although a new grouping, Liberal Left, will unfurl its banner at a fringe meeting opposing the continuance of the coalition as a threat to liberal values, the vast bulk of the party recoils at the idea of ministers quitting within two years of taking office, so provoking an election in which they would probably be hung, drawn and ridiculed.
