give up the job

He would have given up the Job to keep his wife and kids.

She would not be sorry to give up the job there.

He spent 14 years with the club as general manager giving up the job in summer of 1978.

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

He gave up the job, but narrowed the number down to three.

He had the feeling that it was going to stop any moment now, would give up the job and quit.

By the time she'd given up the job, so had Ricky.

He gave up the job, but was reappointed in 1989.

London has decided to give up the job of capital and go into quiet retirement.

His decision to give up the job and run for mayor attracted a crowded field.

I mean, you want to spend more time with your baby, but you don't give up the job.

And if you think your nonsense is going to make me give up the job, you're mistaken about that, too.

He can't give up the job until we're under way."

However, Morton would eventually give up the job after an unsuccessful six months.

He doesn't want to give up the job he loves.

Once in, it seemed nothing, absolutely nothing, could make her give up the job she loved.

But she gladly gave up the job when Stacey returned.

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

Unitas never gave up the job and became perhaps the best quarterback in professional football history.

I gave up the job there and then and headed for Brazil.

But the city gave up the job, anticipating that a majority of its districts would be considered failing under federal law.

He later gave up the job so that Ena could be reinstated.

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

After that, she gave up the job search.

Hope gets the job and the man - though she no doubt gives up the job in the sequel.