Sentence examples for quitting out from inspiring English sources

I've absolutely no clue why I'm not quitting out on art class like I do with everything else.

Sometimes, employees tell the boss they're thinking of quitting out of a mushy sense of obligation.

But Alan Wachtel, a psychiatrist who has two sons in Little League, said Scarsdale's longstanding philosophy of inclusion allowed it to keep young players from quitting out of discouragement.

On Tuesday, here at A.N.C. headquarters, the secretary general, Gwede Mantashe, called a hurried news conference to shrug off reports that the government was flying apart, with cabinet members quitting out of loyalty to Mr. Mbeki.

The defections were first reported by the political director of a television station in New Hampshire, WMUR-TV, who published an online report that the staff members were quitting out of frustration with Mrs. Bachmann's lack of time campaigning in the state.

After clerking on the prestigious Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in California, he spent two years at Davis, Polk & Wardwell in Manhattan before quitting out of boredom.

When you initiate a stream your followers find out about it and they can watch every fumbled phone drop and every odd angle until you quit out or they quit out.

It goes without saying that having a lawyer and the noble hacker guy who tried to quit out in front is not the most flattering look for a company so synonymous with its leadership team, namely Zuckerberg and Sandberg.

Then I quit out of Screen Sharing, and opened the Dropbox folder on my own laptop.

From 1992 to 1994, five State Department officials quit out of frustration with the Clinton administration's Balkans policy.

"But I battled as much as I can and I wasn't going to quit out there".