giving up the job

But that's no excuse for giving up the job now.

Besides, she had gotten used to the extra money, and giving up the job was akin to taking a 5 percent pay cut.

I came near giving up the job', says Lundberg when he tells about this tragic event.

"It's torture," said Officer Borden, who is thinking of giving up the job.

And maybe because, though he retired of his own volition, he's had just a little trouble giving up the job that defined him all these years.

I knew I had everything to gain and nothing to lose by giving up the job I despised.

Mr. Iacocca has said he wants to remain connected with Chrysler in some way after giving up the job of chief executive.

He worked as a teacher in a village primary school for a year before giving up the job to work for the Sangh Parivar.

Parcells and Johnson had discussed the possibility of Parcells's giving up the job of general manager and instead becoming the team president, with Steve Gutman retiring.

Congratulations Offered The Democratic National Committee is to vote Feb. 10 on a chairman to replace Paul G. Kirk Jr., who is giving up the job.

One day after he announced that he was giving up the job he cherished, House Speaker Jim Wright was still struggling to make sense of it all, still struggling to understand his year in the whirlwind.

In 1953 a friend who had been writing the Thornwood social notes for The Pleasantville Townsman called to say she was giving up the job and asked Mrs. Franklin if she would be interested in taking over.

Epstein, who was a month shy of his 29th birthday when he was made general manager three years ago, was vague about his reasons for rejecting the offer and giving up the job he, as a Boston-area resident, dreamed of having.

According to State Department and White House officials, Mr. Wallach, a San Francisco lawyer, sent a letter late last month to Robert H. Tuttle, deputy assistant to the President, saying he was giving up the job "for personal reasons."