Sentence examples for might quit after from inspiring English sources

"The emergency workers said they might quit after what they saw.

There has been growing speculation among Conservative MPs that Mr Cameron might quit after the in/out EU referendum he has promised in 2017, but the public statement of his intention not to serve a third term surprised Westminster.

"I might quit, after all I've been off cigarettes for almost a year," Silvas said.

And that was at a time, not quite two years into his Presidency, when Reagan's poll numbers were so low that it was thought he might quit after one term.

Polls suggest Mr Cameron could secure the EU "In" vote he wants, but the experience would divide his party and distract the government more than Britain can afford.Mr Cameron might quit soon after that, leaving it to one of his three likeliest successors George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, Theresa May, the home secretary, or Boris Johnson, the mayor of London to reunite his party.

Then, on March 18, Stathis Boukouras, another of the party's MPs, was ousted from the GD after hinting he might quit too.

After Iowa, it seemed Perry might quit the race, and he went back to Texas before deciding to join the fight in South Carolina.

It was a prudent decision by Torre, who probably remembered how Knoblauch suggested to reporters last month, after a particularly poor throw, that he might quit.

Colombian Interior and Justice Minister Fernando Londono resigned after drawing criticism for suggesting that President Alvaro Uribe might quit and call new elections if Congress didn't adopt proposed reforms.

Students who might have quit after high school are actively seeking to extend their athletic careers.

He just might have quit after the third day had it not been for Mercedes Fernandez, a Mexican.