Sentence examples for quit serving from inspiring English sources

Some airlines have quit serving peanut snacks, and more and more restaurants are offering dishes for diners concerned about gluten or dairy allergies.

The Middletons got off lightly compared with the cafe in Plymouth, England, that was forced to quit serving its flaming torch baguette.

If the woman decides to quit sleeping with him at any point, he may quit serving as adviser and pamperer, but the stipend continues regardless.

Therefore Democratic leaders should quit serving the millionaires who threaten to end their campaign payoffs if stock options are charged as expenses against earnings, which they are.

They quit serving steaks in 1994, so whenever anyone would request a steak, I would do a hamburger steak with brown gravy and grilled onions, you know, stuff like that.

For Medicare, Mr. Bush routinely budgeted less than actual costs for payments to physicians, although he and Congress regularly waived a law mandating the lower reimbursements for fear that doctors would quit serving beneficiaries in protest.

Next to the brain reward effects, craving for cigarettes and withdrawal symptoms (e.g., anxiety, depressed mood, difficulty in concentrating, irritability, restlessness, and sleep/appetite disruption) after quitting serve as a barrier to smoking cessation.

While some have criticised Peris' decision to quit after serving only one term, and to make her announcement only six weeks out of the election, her decision makes perfect sense to me.

A longtime salaryman at a Japanese oil company, Mr. Fukuda eventually quit to serve as a secretary to his father, Takeo, a prime minister in the late 1970s.

Mrs. Newbrough, 65, said her son, who had an estranged wife and three American-born children, had quit drinking after serving 11 months for molestation and, on probation, moved back to his childhood home in Manassas, Va., from a trailer park in Stafford.

Seven ministers quit rather than serve under Mr Rudd.