Sentence examples for really quit from inspiring English sources
Nobody quite believed until recently that the United Nations would really quit the country without leaving behind at least a nominal government.
This time, Sonnenfeld should really quit.
With e-cigs, it seems you haven't "really quit", even if you've really quit tobacco, the very substance that sheepish smokers yearn to eschew.
"Oh, thank God," says Joel. "I won't really quit it," I think.
From August 23, 2013, I will really, really quit smoking, and I will never make her cry.
Lobo says Gayego really quit running after six furlongs and was wrapped up by jockey Mike Smith.
People aren't really quitting work or saving less, he said.
Though filmmakers have been known to announce their future retirement and then continue working (see Steven Soderbergh), the "Turin Horse" screenwriter Laszlo Krasznahorkai, one of Mr. Tarr's close collaborators and a respected novelist, said there was reason to believe the director is really quitting.
Zing! Murkowski - 1, Palin - 0. But despite the use of the "quitter" reference, getting voted out isn't really quitting.
Once you announce that you're really quitting Facebook, you'll be more likely to stick to your promise.
