Sentence examples for resign quietly from inspiring English sources

" 'Destroy the letter, resign quietly' — that's what they all wanted," Haggis says.

As a less draconian alternative, you could permit transgressors to resign quietly.

"It was put to me that I could resign quietly, perhaps just say it was for personal reasons.

The letter also reported that the school board allowed Ms. Gluckin to resign quietly in 2002 and repay $250,000 it had discovered missing.

Others think Mr Borisov backed Mr Paksas mainly to advance his own business interests.A second puzzle is why Mr Paksas did not resign quietly in October, when the security services produced a first damning dossier against him.

This was almost two years after the school board allowed her to resign quietly and to repay $250,000 she had been accused of charging to school district credit cards.

While Kennedy and Johnson's people resigned quietly in protest, Clinton's aides have gone public with their dissent.

The chief executive resigned quietly on March 17 -- the day Iridium, in a letter to subscribers, declared itself dead.

Foreign Office lawyer Elizabeth Wilmshurst followed a similar pattern, resigning quietly after deciding that war would be illegal, before emerging much more forthrightly to speak at the Chilcot inquiry seven years later.

When Rush spoke with First United's senior minister, Binford Gilbert, about the situation, the two agreed that Rush would quietly resign, and that Gilbert would help him find another job.

In March, the board acknowledged that in 2002 it allowed a former assistant superintendent for business, Pamela C. Gluckin, to quietly resign and repay $250,000 that the district had accused her of stealing.