Sentence examples for promptly resigned from from inspiring English sources

In Stoke the Labour council leader, Mick Salih, lost his seat and promptly resigned from the party, which he said was a "Tory party in disguise".

Mr Warner promptly resigned from his football-related posts, which forestalled a FIFA inquiry into his actions; 32 others either also resigned or were warned, reprimanded, fined or banned for varying periods.

Some months later, when she was told she could write the biography – the advance was £500 – Spurling was "so delighted" she "promptly resigned" from the Spectator ("oh what a relief... to think of all those curtains going up all over London and I didn't have to be in front of any of them").

When Harrison was reassigned, he promptly resigned from the army.

Harrison was outraged and promptly resigned from the board, but later reconsidered his decision.

He promptly resigned from his positions on the Conservative shadow cabinet.

Although he graduated in the late 1960s from the Ecole Nationale d'Administration (ENA), the antechamber to France's administrative elite, he shocked many of his peers by promptly "resigning" from the civil service and entering what they considered to be the grubby world of commerce.

(He quickly resigned from that position).

Ecuador's president ripped the project during a January speech, after which Sevilla, along with the entire commission, promptly resigned, hinting that the president may be crumbling under pressure from oil companies.

Last year, ZENIT's publisher was forced out for resisting pressures from the Legion, after which the agency's six main editors promptly resigned.

Mr Arafat promptly resigned.