Sentence examples for quit slumping from inspiring English sources
Worthington had already announced his decision to quit before Northern Ireland slumped to a fourth straight defeat in the Euro 2012 qualifiers.
Production has risen by 500% since Ives and Stewart Ross saw their previous work in surveying and planning dry up with the property slump, prompting them to quit and put £70,000 into resurrecting the long-lost Ilkley Brewery and Aerated Water Co.
Mario Lemieux returns to the ice after a three-and-a-half-year retirement, restoring some star power to what has been a largely faceless N.H.L. since he and Wayne Gretzky quit -- and, he hopes, some offense to the slumping Pittsburgh Penguins.
As the Panthers celebrated the score, Jacksonville's new coach, Jack Del Rio, who was Carolina's defensive coordinator last season, slumped his shoulders in disgust but would not allow the Jaguars to quit.
You want to quit playing well, because you don't want to go out in a slump, but if you are playing well the tendency is to carry on".
Encouraging moments like that sometimes seem so elusive in the midst of a bad slump, and that is how it was in 2001 when Bay almost quit baseball in his first professional season.
Prime Minister Leszek Miller said he was quitting as leader of the governing Democratic Left Alliance, bowing to pressure from the party, which blames him for its slumping popularity.
Bernanke, who co-authored a popular textbook and then quit academia for a public life in which he led the Fed through the deepest slump since the nineteen-thirties, certainly fits the description.
