Sentence examples for quitting to seek from inspiring English sources

Representative Adam H. Putnam, Republican of Florida and a former House leader, has already announced he is quitting to seek state office.

Workers who once might have quit to seek a better position are less likely to do so.

Labor mobility is down, as fewer workers quit to seek better jobs and employers both hire and fire fewer people than they used to do.

Rocky Braat, a few years into his career as a graphic designer, quit to seek authenticity (his word) by traveling to India, as so many young Americans have done before him.

We jump ahead a few years and find the lad, now a young man named Ramu (Jimi Mistry), quitting India to seek his fortune in New York.

Some said more workers were quitting Foxconn to seek better paid work elsewhere, with red posters plastered on walls everywhere calling for large-scale recruitment of replacements.

At 19 he crammed a four-year high school course into one year and entered the University of California, Berkeley, but after a year he quit school to seek a fortune in the Klondike gold rush of 1897.

What variables confound the associated factors and intentions to quit and to seek help in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander smokers?

A couple of pieces of the puzzle fell into place in recent days with livewire Steven Motlop re-committing to Geelong and Charlie Dixon officially quitting the Suns to seek a trade to Port Adelaide.

What are the main predictors of intentions to quit smoking and intentions to seek help for quitting in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander smokers?

Why did so many people decide to start investing in real estate, or quit good jobs to seek a fortune selling houses?" Mr. McGinn organizes his quest for answers into seven chapters that span the nation's geography and the selected segment of demography he defines as "upper middle class" or "flat-out rich".