Sentence examples for would be quitting from inspiring English sources

Last Monday, Apple announced that it would be quitting the U.S. Chamber of Commerce because of the Chamber's opposition to global-warming legislation.

He was told he would need to wait, which led to the Animal announcing he would be quitting, prompting him to walk away.

Stephen Hemsley, United Healths CEO, said on Tuesday that the US's largest single insurer would be quitting most of the 34 state insuranCEOexchangesaid participated in.

Earlier this year, Disney's shareholders, weary of Eisner's dominance and of the company's underperformance, effectively deposed him as chairman of the board, and two weeks ago he announced that he would be quitting when his contract expires, in 2006.

Party sources say Robinson, MP for Coventry North West, told senior branch members on Thursday that he would be quitting after 39 years, six weeks before the general election, and recommended that Greg Beales replace him.

One indication that he would be quitting competition came in the last few weeks when his press officer Charlie Reid, who has run his media engagements since the Beijing Games, was quietly moved to other duties.

I'd be quitting, leaving the sport for the wrong reasons.' " There have been calls from many Aboriginal leaders to use the Games as a platform for increasing international awareness of the intense discrimination Aboriginals faced after European settlement in the 18th and 19th centuries.

After appearing on L.A. radio's Power 106 on Tuesday, the 19-year-old said that he'd be quitting music after his next album, "Journals," drops on Dec. 23.

1993:Deeply depressed from three long years in the movie business (as anyone  would be), quits and returns to the studio to recuperate.

Do you really think I would be that f****** stupid after 30 years in politics?" Despite the incident, he said he would not be quitting Facebook and that it had all been "sorted out".

Following the report describing a mass exodus, more experts contacted the Independent to confirm they would also be quitting their role.