Sentence examples for quits for something from inspiring English sources

You go, girl!" The op-ed headlines exhorted women to follow her lead: "It's sometimes good to take a step back," and "Hughes quits for something even better".

Edward Nicoll Chief Operating Officer and President Datek Online Holdings If you are lucky enough to be able to afford it, it's easier to quit for something more exciting than just a new job.

Legislative turnover often peaks in redistricting years, and, in fact, 40 members of the Texas House won't be back in January, either because they quit, ran for something else or got beaten in the primaries.

If you have a lot going on outside of work, it might be a bad time to quit and look for something new.

In Baker's view, that signals that larger numbers of workers who are unhappy in their jobs are now willing to quit and look for something they consider better.

Most artists quit sooner or later for something else.

Something about churchy English Victoriana struck a deep chord in her, solidifying her growing desire to quit the "immoral" opera stage for something more virtuous.

I see more and more people who want a better quality of life, who quit a job they hate for something else, where they might get less money but a better environment.

Mrs. Bush told Mr. Updegrove that her husband picked it up because he quit smoking cigars and was looking for something to do.

If you don't think much of the European Union, which most traditional Tory supporters don't, voting for a party that wants to quit the EU in an election for something as boring and silly as the European Parliament is a good way of showing it.

The shadow attorney general, Lady Scotland, has quit because she felt it was "time for something new".