Sentence examples for to quit that from inspiring English sources
She had made enough money to quit that career and do something she loved, teaching sixth grade at a Catholic school in Seattle.
But his interest in high-fidelity audio led him to quit that job and work in recording, first at a garage studio he opened with friends and later at ABC-Dunhill Records in Los Angeles.
In 1968, it was after polls showed that Gov. George Romney of Michigan was substantially behind Richard M. Nixon that Mr. Romney decided to quit that year's Presidential race.
'Too Much Talent to Quit' If the girls wanted to quit, "that'd be O.K.," Niki Welsch said without hesitation.
He was forced to quit that role in 2011 over his criticism of the Project Merlin deal between the banks and the government.
Matarese found a research position in Italy with Glaxo Wellcome (now GlaxoSmithKline), but she decided to quit that job after 5 years because the 4-hour commute proved too taxing.
He served briefly in the Canadian Army in Cornwall, Ontario and also worked as an asbestos miner for Johns Manville prior to quitting that job to play professional hockey.
There were also greater odds of participation in the trial for those preferring an approach to quitting that allowed a gradual reduction in smoking, relative to no preference.
To his credit, and somewhat to my amazement, he sent an email to his boss and quit that night.
He quit that job to work at Walmart for the same wage, he said, figuring he might as well do work that felt safer.
He's not going to quit doing that; that's one thing I've learned in the last 12 weeks".
