Sentence examples for may to quit from inspiring English sources
On this day, Davis was addressing a crowd of Republicans gathered outside Mitt Romney's headquarters, many of them drawn by his startling decision last May to quit the Democratic Party, denounce Obama, and endorse Romney for president.
Requests for Theresa May to quit have been relayed to the prime minister and her team by both Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the backbench 1922 committee, and the chief whip.
Both the Times and the Telegraph leader columns urge Theresa May to quit.
"So that we can decide the future of this country through a general election". Steve Baker, deputy chairman of the European Research Group of Brexiteer Conservatives, said it was time for Mrs May to quit.
But dismissing reports of growing pressure on Mrs May to quit, he said: "To change prime minister would be a colossal error - it won't change the numbers [in the vote for Mrs May's deal]".
Asked whether he agreed with a call by some, including former Downing Street adviser Steve Hilton, for Mrs May to quit, he said he did, but added that the "best way" for the issue to be dealt with was by voters on Thursday.
You may need to quit your job eventually to get a more challenging job, but you also may find more challenge in the same company by moving to a different group or changing your role.
Some women who are already taking antidepressants may want to quit before conceiving a child, and some who become depressed while pregnant or nursing may prefer to avoid drugs.
General Pasha may have to quit.
A smoker may resolve to quit but reach for a new cigarette.
They will not be able to deal with critical feedback from peers, and may decide to quit.
