Sentence examples for resignation something from inspiring English sources

President Barack Obama announced Friday that he had accepted Shinseki's resignation, something that at least 100 lawmakers on Capitol Hill had called for.

Each time he resigned something drew him back, whether it was because his party refused to accept his resignation or because the new leader stepped down.

It's evident, though, that his resignation has something to do with the ongoing investigation of Mr. Jackson for allegedly using his position for partisan politics and to reward friends.

In a letter to employees, Kwon wrote that his resignation "is something I had been thinking long and hard about for quite some time.

But Sampson declined to explain whether the dispute centres on the allocation of the recent ACE funding, as alleged in one report, saying that the spate of resignations is something that she has "no interest in, and no power over".

(His Vice-Presidency ended with his resignation, in 1973 — something to do with bribery payments, handed over in brown paper bags).

Resignation had become something of an occupation for the financially flush Gordon, who, until his late-blooming nuptials to a gorgeous Filipino, was content to wallow in the demands of his dying mother or the self-abnegating philosophy of Zeno and his imperial Roman acolytes.

"[His resignation] was something that could be expected".

The resignation has caused something of a stir among my non-monogamous friends.

This was not a foregone conclusion... .. Was Haig referring to his role in securing Nixon's resignation -- or something else? "I'll stick to what I told you," he cryptically remarked.

A standard letter of resignation would read something like this: "Dear Mr. Spacely: It has been my honor to work for Spacely Sprockets, Inc.