Use "quits" in a sentence

1. Whether you end up dating long term, or call it quits after one date, you’ll still be making the same decisions about your relationship that you would if had met offline

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2. “We'll call it quits for the day

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3. There were only a few more figures to total before she could call it quits for the night

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4. he quits it when he foresees that its profits are likely to return to the level of other trades

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5. ‘Load up and let’s call it quits for today, boys

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6. But the moment that an artificer, a smith, a carpenter, or a weaver, for example, quits his

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7. he had planned to return to New Bedford and call it quits

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8. Kucrther quits his job in anger and has a fit in the lift when he

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9. During the fight, specially trained bulls lock horns until one decides to call it quits and runs away

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10. Nay this power belongs so little to the Father by any peculiar right of Nature, but only as he is guardian of his children, that when he quits his Care of them, he loses his power over them, which goes along with their nourishment and education, to which he is

11. After five they called it quits and with farewells to the staff and security, promised to return the next day

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12. Her face stiff, she said, "I'm sorry, girls—we'd better call it quits for today

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13. Now we"re quits

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14. Feckstein quits coughing

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15. I think it’s time to call this game quits and order

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16. But, yet, how could he call it quits well before venturing into any? Wouldn’t that lead to a life of frustration? Better to have tried and failed than not to have tried at all, after all that was the conventional wisdom

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17. ―But what if you get out in those boonies, hot on their trail and your super sniffer quits on you? What then? You‘re not going to just flag a saw-grass taxi and come home

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18. ―Look it over good, old buddy, because you may have to take over if my revamped sniffer quits

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19. After my heart attack it was time to call it quits

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20. one more ‘episode’ before I’d call it quits

21. After the seventh time I called it quits

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22. They just keep coming, as these words illustrate: If Spitzer quits, U

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23. twenty minutes of waiting we were ready to call it quits

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24. We waited a minute before deciding to call it quits; not

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25. Nancy finally called it quits after nearly one hour of exercising at a rhythm and intensity that Farah found downright infernal

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26. value exceeds 2000 this program quits and stop incrementing the some_val

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27. I called it quits

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28. “I say,” Lord Ashburn interrupted, “you’re not calling it quits this early, are you? The evening is still young

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29. possible that the landlord is ready to call it quits

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30. 'So what? Anyone but a total dimwit would know when to call it quits

31. “When the kids are more street-smart than you, that’s when you know it’s time to call it quits

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32. Time to call it quits

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33. After a couple of hours practicing I decide to call it quits

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34. This went on for the better part of a year, until finally I called it quits

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35. And then, suddenly, it quits

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36. I’m sure it would have been just a matter of time before I was completely frustrated, out of money and ready to call it quits on a failed business startup

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37. Otherwise, we would have called it quits a long while back

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38. Soon there was an income tax raid tumbling the skeletons from our cupboards, and it was more than Anand could bear; so he called it quits and moved out of town

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39. On a particularly bad day, she was ready to call it quits

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40. After attending a few classes, for a short time, he quits, nervous and unable to study

41. ” When there is no sale, he quits organized politics

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42. Brent was my ex-boyfriend, and Aidan knew all about him since it was three years ago when I decided to call it quits with him

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43. So that was when we really thought that he called it quits just like what Syd did during worship practice

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44. For play never quits; it rests

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45. Only the soldier who quits the military serves the people

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46. Eventually, he’d called it quits and had made his way back up the hill to his hotel

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47. She felt awkward, after what he had said earlier, when they decided to call it quits and go to sleep

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48. If they had, Daphne was ready to call it quits

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49. After a while, I got tired of her paranoia and accusations, so I called it quits

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50. When the Band Quits Playing

51. ance; but, when it quits spinning, it tips over

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52. After half an hour of searching she was ready to call it quits and head back to the others

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53. quits 53 seconds into the third round

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54. I considered we had served each other"s purpose, in a good way, might I add, and now we were quits

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55. Learning when to call it quits is as

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56. Sometimes calling it quits is the correct course of

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57. " "We are quits,"

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58. To take an example: a man is standing unsuspectingly in the street and ten others come up armed and beat him; he draws his sword and quits himself like a man, but the number of his antagonists makes it impossible for him to effect his purpose and avenge himself; this man suffers an offence but not an insult

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59. The usual guide from the hotel having followed them, they had paid two conductors, nor is it possible, at Rome, to avoid this abundant supply of guides; besides the ordinary cicerone, who seizes upon you directly you set foot in your hotel, and never quits you while you remain in the city, there is also a special cicerone belonging to each monument—nay, almost to each part of a monument

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60. As the game drew near its end and it became more and more certain that his opponents would be defeated, the joy of the Semi-drunk was unbounded, and he challenged them to make it double or quits - a generous offer which they wisely declined, and shortly afterwards, seeing that their position was hopeless, they capitulated and prepared to pay the penalty of the vanquished

61. James, “Germany Quits League; Hitler Asks ‘Plebiscite,’” NYT, October 15, 1933; “Peace Periled When Germany Quits League,” ST, October 14, 1933; Larson, Garden of Beasts (152); Samuel W

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62. You’re flying along at night and suddenly your engine quits

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63. “The day you gits convicts is the day I quits you,” he said

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64. Some changes, meanwhile, did leave people happier, including two of the most substantial quits: breaking up with a boyfriend/girlfriend and quitting a job

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65. "Go, my good child, you restore your father's life; but you only return to him that which he gave you: we are quits

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66. LATE THAT AFTERNOON, I sat at my desk as one by one my staff called it quits for the day

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67. Whether Jerry Rice would call it quits

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68. The knave, double or quits

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69. He who quits the field is beaten; hence the necessity devolving on the responsible leader, of examining the most insignificant clump of trees, and of studying deeply the slightest relief in the ground

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70. Ah! you'll find out presently, that it isn't all roses to thrust yourself in that fashion into people's houses, under the pretext that they are taverns, in wretched clothes, with the air of a poor man, to whom one would give a sou, to deceive persons, to play the generous, to take away their means of livelihood, and to make threats in the woods, and you can't call things quits because afterwards, when people are ruined, you bring a coat that is too large, and two miserable hospital blankets, you old blackguard, you child-stealer!"

71. Trading the long or the short side is very easy, once a trader learns to ignore his own personal opinions, quits trying to be right, and quits trying to make money

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72. How is this? Between his ribs and on each side of his spine he is supplied with a remarkable involved Cretan labyrinth of vermicelli-like vessels, which vessels, when he quits the surface, are completely distended with oxygenated blood

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73. Who for the greenwood quits his tower,

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74. He quits the fashionable throng

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75. They are rebellious, but I'll be quits with them

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76. For there you would not endure it and would repine, and perhaps at last would say: ‘I am quits

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77. But he admits that the chief cannot share his view, and consequently, that he must naturally be punished, and then he will be quits with him

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78. Aren't we quits?"

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79. “Quits?” cried the latter, in amazement; “you strange man, what are we to cry quits about? Are you harping upon your promise of a ‘last word’?”

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80. And all this morning—the first time for many a day, he did not even once think of Liza; just as if the blood from those cut fingers had wiped out that grief as well, and made him “quits” with it

81. When it alights upon a horse, it darts through the hair, much like a gnat, and never quits its hold until removed by force

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