Sentence examples for ordered to quit from inspiring English sources

The next day, he is officially ordered to quit the place, on the ground, patently false, that it is unfit for human habitation.

Now the deal appears to be back on and the Masai have been ordered to quit their traditional lands by the end of the year.

The peer was at an awards ceremony in south-west London and, when he finally received a messaged to ring Mr Hague, was ordered to quit or be sacked.

Government employees were ordered to quit the app earlier this month and the Iranian government launched its own Telegram competitor, a messaging app called Soroush, last week.

I sing it now in order to quit singing it.

It is likely that the early years of e-cigarette use will have been dominated by those wanting to substitute them for tobacco in order to quit.

He was raised Catholic and played three sports until a neck injury during wrestling practice forced him, under doctor's orders, to quit contact sports.

In order to quit Gaza, Mr Sharon has not only split his party but pointed Israel towards violent confrontation with its powerful national-religious settler movement, parts of which threaten mutiny and murder in order to block him.

She would hardly have done much better with George, whose neglected and expendable paramours were called No. 106 and No. 107, and whose rear-end shoves of his female companions were not, as scientists first thought, a playful invitation to sex but an order to quit the mud wallow, now, and leave it to him.

Although all the full-time wife interviewees had children and were required by the traditional gender order to quit their jobs, it is also possible that there is a type of full-time wife without children who is motivated more by consumerism and hedonism.

I used to think I had to earn the same salary as I did in my job as my business, in order to quit.