Sentence examples for resign from high-quality English sources.

• And I will resign.

• "I want him to resign.

• “I’m a bit of an optimist so it doesn’t tend to occur to me to resign,” he replied.

• It is the first time that a bishop, rather than an ordinary priest, has been allowed to resign.

• Chief Justice John Roberts must RESIGN."

• She said the House Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Irving intended to resign.

• Kirsten Gillibrand said in a joint statement that Cuomo "should resign."

• My promise to resign gave people an excuse to ignore everything that we had achieved.

Use resign in a sentence.

• Navy Secretary Richard Spencer was forced to resign after expressing disagreement with Trump's actions.

• The cabinet was scheduled to convene later on Monday, amid speculation that the government could resign en masse.

• When it became clear that Mr Beattie would not resign, the people familiar with the matter said, the White House terminated him.

• John Poynton, who until last week was a consultant to Packer’s private company Consolidated Press Holdings, should “possibly” also resign, Crawford told ABC radio.

• And Gavin Williamson has only just been sacked for leaking details of a meeting, but he’s back already, like Amber Rudd after she had to resign because of the Windrush horrors.

• There are growing calls for Cuomo to resign and one of his staunchest supporters, President Joe Biden, has said Cuomo should resign if the investigation finds him guilty.

• But as Insider's Jake Lahut reported, Cuomo is unlikely to resign any time soon and instead appears to be buying time while New York Attorney General Tish James investigates the allegations against him.

• We also have to whatever action we take — I know there's a whole load of discussions right now going on about should he resign or be forced to resign, should the 25th Amendment be enacted, should there be another impeachment?

resign sentence examples

• I’ll call Leader Reid tomorrow, Harry Reid, the head of the Senate, and resign politely for having so humiliated myself and the Congressional Oversight Panel and I will resign and he can put someone in who at least can remember the names,” she said.

• He challenged candidates who have promised to take the UK out of the EU by 31 October to state whether they will resign if they do not succeed, adding: “If I had made a public promise of that importance and failed to deliver of course I would resign.”

• Asked on his regular radio phone-in show if he would resign, Mr Johnson pointed out he did not have a government job to resign from - on Monday he was named as someone who would attend the Conservatives' political cabinet in Downing Street while concentrating on his final year as London mayor and being an MP.

• Adams gave this example (1966): I can think it highly likely that if Jones is elected, Brown will resign immediately afterwards; I can also think it highly likely that if Brown dies before the election, Jones will be elected; but I do not think it at all likely that if Brown dies before the election, Brown will resign immediately after the election!