Sentence examples for resigned some from inspiring English sources

Ms. Guerra resigned some two weeks before the election after news reports accused her of influence peddling.

When Celestine V resigned, some 700 years ago, his successor, Boniface VIII, had him imprisoned as he was about to leave for Greece.

They all seemed calm, some resigned, some depressed, except for 15-year-old Muhammad, who wore a backward Nike baseball cap.

Mr Hunt should have resigned some time ago and obviously once his evidence came out at the Leveson Inquiry no self-respecting minister could possibly carry on after that".

I mention the case of the official in the mayor's office in Washington DC who resigned some years ago after using the word "niggardly", because he had caused racial offence to colleagues.

Most are forcibly resigned, some leave out of exhaustion or to spend more time with money-making ambitions, but not since Robin Cook in 2003, shortly before the invasion of Iraq has a significant minister walked out for no other reason than the inability to stomach what her Prime Minister is doing - or in this case, not doing - in his or her name.

It was a defiant question, but one that he rendered moot a few minutes later when he declared that, in fact, "I have decided to resign". Some of the dozen or so local cameramen and journalists in the room gasped.

"Julian Smith has tried to cheat, and should resign". Some Conservatives too are pretty angry.

The National Democrats, however, contended that the string of Bolshevik victories had been Piłsudski's fault and demanded that he resign; some even accused him of treason.

Not long after assuming the chiefship, Lachlan Og was forced to resign some of his lands to the chief of the Lamonts, because of the murder of Robert Lamont of Silvercrags by Lachlan Maclachlan of Dunnamuch.

When you are resigning, some companies may try to offer you a counter offer (a raise, a better title, a bigger office, etc).