Sentence examples for quit later from inspiring English sources
Others were expected to quit later in the week.
Mr Miliband is widely expected to confirm his intention to quit later today.
Studies show that starting as a teenager makes it much more difficult to quit later on.
Lung cancer rates are still increasing for women because they started smoking, and quit, later than men did.
Chief executive Bill Colvin quit later that year, after Southern Cross began selling assets at a loss in an effort to repay its debts.
He wanted to think of it as a battle with two choices — quit or die of cancer — but his nicotine-addled brain kept coming up with a third option: sneak one more cigarette and quit later.
Quitting before middle-age reaps greater benefit than quitting later in life [ 22].
He followed Mr. Cameron to 10 Downing Street after the May 2010 election, but he was forced to quit months later as the phone hacking scandal resurfaced.
When none was offered, he quit, landing later at Axa.
In April, Basso quit and later admitted to "attempted doping" — which is to say he didn't inhale.
Gehrig remains one of Columbia's most celebrated dropouts, along with Alexander Hamilton, who quit Kings College (later Columbia) to help George Washington defeat the British.
