Sentence examples for urge to quit from inspiring English sources
I hope sometime before I die not to be seized by an overwhelming urge to quit as soon as a race requires real effort.
It's fairly common to feel a passing urge to quit your job when you've hit a rough patch, says Nancy S. Molitor, a clinical psychologist in Wilmette, Ill., and a public education coordinator for the American Psychological Association.
I'm not cured of MS, of course – my right hand (and leg) still flags, still stiffens, still weakens – but the effects of modafinil have a way of sacking off the urge to quit.
As I hear how doggedly they've resisted the urge to quit, I'll feel just like Ferdinand the Bull from Munro Leaf's classic children's book, who preferred to sit quietly under his favorite cork tree and smell the flowers as he watched his peers snort and clash horns and dream of the bullfights in Madrid.
It was more: bad shit is happening in the corporate world and bit by bit you're going to feel the urge to quit.
State Department employees opposed to the administration were urged to quit if they didn't like Mr. Trump's direction.
The former SNP MSP Mark McDonald has been urged to quit Holyrood by a woman who reported him for inappropriate behaviour.
No specific treatment is known, but as with all respiratory disorders patients are urged to quit smoking, which aggravates the condition.
Fiona Onasanya was suspended and urged to quit her Peterborough seat by the Labour party after her conviction for perverting the course of justice.
They are urged to quit smoking, lose weight, exercise regularly, restrict their diets and, if necessary, control their blood pressure and diabetes with medication.
