Sentence examples for obliged to quit from inspiring English sources

Should Fischer be obliged to quit the campaign?

He managed four before he was obliged to quit due to health complications.

"Mr Redwood's action would either lead to massive fines from the European court of justice, or to Britain being obliged to quit the EU".

If he succeeds, he may then ask the next parliament to let him remain army chief, an office he is constitutionally obliged to quit at the end of this year.

Consider Moonlighting "Who says we are obliged to quit our jobs when we start a business?" said Philip Holland, the author of "How to Start a Business Without Quitting Your Job".

Then, as the nation cast a desultory gaze over the funeral of Princess Margaret at Windsor Castle, west of London, word began to leak out that both Ms. Moore and Mr. Sixsmith had been obliged to quit their highly paid jobs.

"The people rushed on him savagely and obliged him to quit," Crowe's traveling companion, the novelist William Makepeace Thackeray, wrote to a friend.

One widely known veteran of Democratic administrations said, for example, that he was certain Mr. Bush would lead in Ms. Harris's certification and hoped the lead would be big enough "so Gore would feel obliged to call it quits".

Yet, thanks to cross-party alliances forged in the Lords, the Conservative and Labour leaders, and pro-Brexit MPs, will this week be obliged to justify why they think quitting or, in Labour's case, not-quite-quitting, the single market, the most advantageous and profitable trading arrangement the UK has enjoyed, is a good idea.

In the aftermath of this flood of lachrymose leave-taking, this tsunami of tsoris, observers of cultural phenomena are obliged to judge the art of quitting.

Participants (irrespective of allocated group) were not obliged to use a pharmacotherapy in their quit attempt.