Sentence examples for quitting event from inspiring English sources

The government seems to have accepted this too, as the idea of quitting together was part of the thinking behind creating Stoptober, the social quitting event held in October.

In the 2000 Tour de France, he managed two mountain-stage wins before quitting the event in secret amid rumours that he was trying to avoid the drug testers.

The Quit event will be triggered when a system becomes inactive (9c or 11).

(Earlier in his career, he nearly quit the event altogether when he couldn't jump and found himself throwing poles and tantrums in training).

She had two in one day when Charlie stalled twice at a race in New England; only after a second emergency landing did she quit the event.

He, as well as a third of the other organizers, quit the event by the end of the weekend.

It includes the proposed extensions, for events and states, and the Enter and Quit special events (discussed previously in Fig. 9).

Quitting before these events may effectively cost you money.

"Beyond coping with the physical demands, I wanted to see if I had the mental strength," Worsley wrote, adding, "Any sign of quitting on this short event would spell disaster for the future challenge and, if I did give up . . .

Just a few weeks ago, in her first event since quitting the amateur ranks, Meadow finished third in the US Women's Open at Pinehurst.

That's the dream Clara Summers (not her real name), 33, clings to as she contemplates quitting her job in events at a Copenhagen bar, where a "bro-centric" atmosphere means that, as the only woman in the management team, she is handed all the menial tasks.