Miller accepted the offer and resigned himself to bowling heavily.

On September 30, 1945, Miller resigned his position on the court and returned to the private sector.

Miller had served through the Seven Years' War, but resigned his commission at the peace of 1763.

The party was subsequently defeated in the legislature, and Miller resigned as party leader.

Miller resigned as leader, and the party called another leadership convention for November 1985.

Miller resigned eight days later, and Peterson's minority government was sworn in the same day.

Appointed by the governor as the College's first president, Miller resigned as state representative.

Miller resigned as leader, and a new convention was called, to be held again in Toronto.

Miller formally resigned as party leader and Leader of the Opposition in early 1986.

Miller formally resigned his cabinet position on June 30, 1958.