Sentence examples for seem to quit from inspiring English sources

But I can't seem to quit 1stdibs.

Trump, by contrast, just can't seem to quit.

"Once Boshell finally killed his neighbor he couldn't seem to quit killing him," is how he opens the first story.

Quoting again from "The Echo of Neighborly Bones," the opening sentence — "Once Boshell finally killed his neighbor he couldn't seem to quit killing him" — sums up the entire collection.

After my last column, on obesity as a workplace issue, my inbox was full of messages describing long days of sedentary work — along with lunches gulped down in the office, frequent travel and BlackBerrys that never seem to quit.

Reports of the iPhone's forthcoming launch on Sprint just don't seem to quit, and today is no exception.

By 2016, his act had grown tired – many fans saw a man who refused to accept blame for mistakes, and many of his players seemed to quit on him.

Hawt!" Unpopular human being who never seems to quit Alan Keyes accused Boehner of "stealing my essence".

Hoover High School's ex-players weigh in here, and it turns out they also think about football all the time, though they seem to have quit for various sane reasons.

You seem to be quit clear that the concerns should be domestic as well as international.

All the people who caused the referendum seem to want to quit now.