She quits her companions for the more important business of heeding him.
She quits her job, as she and Jason prepare for a grand, life-tilting decision.
She quits her job to stay home, which puts the family in debt.
The Young Woman duels with her mother (an excellent Suzanne Bertish), marries, quits her job, commits adultery and is executed.
Ethel quits her job, accepts a discreet settlement from the earl and moves to London with the child.
Natasha quits her job in Washington and arranges to start a new life with Michael in Memphis.
On the home front, Mom quits her part-time job and Dad gets a deal on a crate of sausages.
Marano believes, however, that the risk of overparenting is greater for a woman who quits her job in favor of full-time mothering while her children are young.
Apparently, even a mother who quits her job risks being called a bad mother — one who neglected her child — if she hesitates a second too long.
A young woman quits her banking job and goes to work for a hip P.R. firm where she is paid to party.
By the time she quits her stultifying job assembling parts for ventilator units in this rust-belt Ohio township, she's started to drink.
