Giving one's notice

Usage examples of quitting.

We shall then have an additional hour and 42 minutes to load the car with all our people and supplies before permanently quitting this warehouse -- which is an additional hour and 42 minutes to defend it against the police.

Short of quitting England for years, this approach seems to promise the least disturbance.

Harding contented himself with replying, his eyes not quitting those of his patient.

Moscow- was suggested to the Emperor, and accepted by him, as a pretext for quitting the army.

But on quitting the Department I landed in the Office of Strategic Services.

Sincerely, Leslie Slote William Tuttle could readily see in the enclosed memorandum, scrawled on legal-length yellow sheets, the exasperated outpouring of a subordinate quitting his job in anger.

At once she changed her travel route so as to include Moscow, and to justify that, she put off quitting her job with the Observer.

Just as always the people crowd the streets in the afternoon sunshine, for it is just about quitting time.

In quitting this sea we sighted Muscat for an instant, one of the most important towns of the country of Oman.

Two hours after quitting the Nautilus we had crossed the line of trees, and a hundred feet above our heads rose the top of the mountain, which cast a shadow on the brilliant irradiation of the opposite slope.

Carter now began to feel that his plans were indeed maturing well, and that he would be able to command the help of these fearsome allies not only in quitting this part of dreamland, but in pursuing his ultimate quest for the gods atop unknown Kadath, and the marvellous sunset city they so strangely withheld from his slumbers.

But the German dictator did not know this, and when Churchill began to state it publicly - that Britain was not quitting - Hitler apparently did not believe it.

Brauchitsch was telling his Chief of the General Staff in despair that he was quitting as Commander in Chief of the Army.

Margaret was an oboist and had played in a number of orchestras before quitting to have a family.

Camilla, quitting his seat, strolled up to her, and fastening his eyes upon her face, though without bowing, made some speech about the weather, with the lounging freedom of manner of a confirmed old acquaintance.