quit the scene

France, where road racing began a hundred years ago, has quit the scene.

This week: what to do if the person you're dating can't quit the scene

She has quit the scene far too early.

Penny did not intend to quit the scene until she had answered several questions to her satisfaction.

He played one international back in 2006 in South Africa, scored 10 and quit the scene.

Then in 2006, the already established LaChapelle abruptly quit the scene.

Their suicide note says: “The only path open to us now is to quit the scene, quietly and with dignity.”

And he quitted the scene of sacrifice in order not to be present at the shedding of blood.

"I would like to quit the scene."

Reflecting that no news travels faster than bad news, Peter made haste to quit the scene.

Some capacity has been trimmed, although only Germany’s Qimonda has actually quit the scene.

The cloud, like a sheep suffering from the lack of other sheep to follow, had not yet quitted the scene.

He quit the scene.

Another important figure quit the scene today when Raúl Alfonsín, who was president from 1983 to 1989, resigned his Senate seat.

Like many, he believes Labour can not recover its online credibility until Mr Draper has quit the scene.

But Jonathan agrees with me that, "most science communicators would have a dramatically larger impact over their lifetimes if they quit the scene and took teaching jobs".

I saw their "Manon" this year, and they were so special that one had to wonder why Mr. Bocca was quitting the scene so soon.

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As soon as I was convinced that no assistance could save any part of the habitation, I quitted the scene and sought for refuge in the woods.

She is converted to the true faith by her adoration for a crusading knight, and quits the scene with a phrase of the Virgin Mary on her lips.

"Aftermath" by Richard K. Miller is a still-life composition with the key objects, a hat and an umbrella, indicating the presence of a lively someone who has quit the scene.

While others scrambled off the listing deck of Watergate, Woods moved to the center to lend ballast, claiming an office adjacent to the president's after Haldeman quit the scene.

-5- Fragment of the diary of N.S. Rubashov "...With what right do we who are quitting the scene look down with such superiority on the Gletkins?"

Models had a safeword that they occasionally used if their pain tolerance was exceeded or if they wished to quit the scene entirely; this was generally not cut out of the video.

Either he had done whatever he could with the bomb before waking me for a chat, or he had written it off in his haste to quit the scene of his debut murders.