Sentence examples for quits frustrated from inspiring English sources

But three weeks ago, Mr. Watts nearly called it quits, frustrated with his job and its strains on his family back in Oklahoma.

After two months, Ms. Suraweera quit, frustrated that she was not learning anything or doing any theater.

His detailed descriptions of the user onboarding process in popular apps give designers an idea about how some of the most successful apps in the world keep you from quitting, becoming frustrated or getting no value.

But he eventually quit the courts, frustrated with his superiors.

A quarter of the enlisted volunteers quit their posts, frustrated by transportation problems, an Athens daily reported.

After Mr. Mandela was elected president in 1994, Mr. de Klerk served as a deputy president in a national unity government before quitting in 1996, frustrated by what he perceived to be his party's marginalization.

ENO has suffered a series of high-profile resignations culminating in its music director when Mark Wigglesworth quit last month, frustrated at what he saw as a move to being a part-time company.

After securing promotion and with Swindon in the League One play-off positions, he quit after becoming frustrated by off-the-field issues.  .

The party is meeting just days after one of its former deputy leaders quit the organisation, frustrated by what he had described as its "totalitarian" leadership.

Former Bolton defender Fernando Hierro lasted 10 months in the post of sporting director before quitting in May, frustrated by the remoteness of the owners.

Several weeks earlier, he had quit his medications, frustrated that they didn't seem to be getting at the root of his problems.