Sentence examples for well resigned from inspiring English sources

In March Watmore, with whom Triesman worked well, resigned because he could no longer bear the hamstrung impotence of the FA.

Beattie, who felt this restriction made it impossible for him to perform his duties well, resigned during the tournament.

"I was pretty well resigned to do that for the rest of my life, because I couldn't find any alternative or way to switch off it".

If he does run, he may as well resign himself to life in the tabloid headlines as Cats or Catsi.

"I think that we had to take a stand, or we might as well resign," Larry Lamoreux, a commissioner, said in an interview.

From the president on down, leading Bush administration officials have declared that if the United Nations, as it approaches the age of 58, cannot decide to make its authority felt on Iraq, it may as well resign itself to being a debating society, albeit one with a $1.45 billion annual budget.

If, in the face of the most serious economic downturn since the 1930s, we are still not prepared to address the underlying causes of economic exclusion and chronic instability, we may as well resign ourselves to another century of circular arguments between left and right, and of continuing poverty amidst unprecedented wealth.

If you want everything to be "under control" you might as well resign yourself to mediocrity.

Another labelled May's authority within the Conservative party as "broken," adding that she was a "weak prime minister" and could well resign.

And if she's dressing it up with a cover she ordered from the pretty, pretty princess catalog, guys, you might as well resign yourselves to a lifetime of pink monogrammed towel sets and kitten-heeled slippers (that are lined with fur).

Leko could just as well have resigned after 39 Ne4 Qf3 40 Qf3 Rf3, but some would, some wouldn't.