Sentence examples for will quit to from inspiring English sources

Labor market experts say the rationale used by most companies for excluding women from professional jobs is the fear that they will quit to get married after only a few years.

Everyone wants to know if ITV's director of television will quit to become Channel 4's chief executive, or if he could be handed the top job at ITV.

Nottinghamshire director of cricket Mick Newell insists he will not quit to take over as Bangladesh coach despite being approached about the role.

I kind of hope everyone will quit just to show the Friendster headquarters that you can't charge people to have countless hours of entertainment and community dialogue.

Every neighborhood has its own church, and the breakout won't begin until much later, when men like my uncles will quit trying to resist Italian, French-Canadian, and Jewish girls and marry them.

The prime minister's resilience is remarkable: few believe he will quit soon to accept a new role as an international financial regulator, as mooted in the British press this week.

The Lagos-based chairman of the Nigerian Human Rights Commission, Chidi Odinkalu, posted a tweet saying: "After 41 yrs in #Maiduguri, my brother will quit this weekend to escape insurgency; says motor (bus) parks are filled with fleeing residents".

Among the non-executives, Lord MacLaurin, the company's chairman, will quit this summer to be replaced by HSBC Chairman Sir John Bond.

The 32-year-old will quit playing to take up an assistant coach role at the DW Stadium at the end of the season.

Texas will quit helping to resettle refugees because the federal government did not meet the state's demands on security, Gov. Greg Abbott (R) announced Friday, after initially threatening to do so last week.

But acknowledging that not all smokers will quit prior to their surgery, the surgical staff should be especially vigilant of pulmonary complications, as our data clearly demonstrates them to mediate mortality.