Sentence examples similar to ponder stepping down from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton is expected to step down this month and take some time off to ponder her next career move, including a possible run for the White House in 2016.

In other election developments: Chuka Umunna, Andy Burnham and Yvette Cooper have all been tipped as potential Labour leadership contenders after Ed Miliband stepped down but Tottenham MP David Lammy is the first to publicly ponder a bid.

The constitution requires Mr Saleh to step down in 2013, in theory leaving Yemen to face its first ever peaceful transition of power; parliament, however, is pondering an amendment that might extend the 66-year-old's term of office.

To step down?

He should step down.

Rumsfeld must step down".

As the governor pondered his decision, Assemblyman James N. Tedisco, a Republican and the Assembly minority leader, said he would begin moving to have Mr. Spitzer impeached if the governor did not step down within 48 hours.

"Why would I step down?

He stepped down in 2005.

Ashikaga's managers stepped down.

Smythe stepped down in 1961.