Sentence examples for longer resigned from inspiring English sources

No longer resigned to losing most weeks "The Dale" are on the brink of only the second promotion in their history, the first having arrived back in 1969.

At last, they were a proper football crowd, screaming each move forward and squealing each retreat, unable to turn away but unable to watch, no longer resigned to defeat but injected with a dangerous slither of hope.

On top of EO offering a new way to share and sell digital art, Levine wants this device to change the ways in which we use computers and also convince us that we're no longer resigned to traditional desktops and laptops.

After a bitter industrial dispute at the Scotsman in the mid-80s, Bell, an active member of the National Union of Journalists, felt he could no longer stay, resigned his post as literary editor and found himself a job on the Glasgow Herald (as it then was).

"[It] is further evidence that Rowland may no longer be resigned to living in Beyoncé [Knowles'] shadow.

Fortunately, Lieberman is no longer acting resigned after being criminally charged with fraud and breach of trust.

Mossack Fonseca said that in some jurisdictions it could take longer to resign from and strike off companies.

Moffat felt he could no longer continue and resigned.

She sat there a while longer, seeming more resigned than anything else.

Johnson persuaded Mr. Busby to stay a few months longer, but he resigned in September 1965, and returned to private life.

The 20-page report [pdf, explicit language redacted] found that the behavior of Mr. Spitzer and his aides, while problematic, did not rise to the level of prosecution, in part because Mr. Spitzer is no longer governor, having resigned this month amid a prostitution scandal.