Sentence examples for a dramatic exit from inspiring English sources
There are many ways to make a dramatic exit.
Instead of a dramatic exit from businesses, Mr Jenkins talks about repositioning and transitioning the ones that aren't performing.
TV bosses are now working on storylines to ensure a "dramatic exit" for such a beloved character.
Some make a dramatic exit (Sarah Palin) only to stoke questions about whether they are plotting a comeback.
The residents of Emmerdale enjoyed a relatively quiet new year, give or take a prison visit, an armed siege and a dramatic exit or two.
Teller ended the meeting by standing up in a huff, but his attempt at a dramatic exit was marred by the fact that he was wearing Rollerblades.
Avoid making a big dramatic exit because it will haunt you for a long time.
He had a fairly dramatic exit from the pits, but I think he was justified in doing what he did.
And looking back on the events of the past few days, it's hard to imagine, had Nash been able to control them, too, how he could have planned a more dramatic exit.
The pianist Donald Shirley, 83, made an appropriately dramatic exit; at the end of June, Mr. Shirley's grand piano was lifted by crane out of his 12th-floor apartment.
Steven Slater, the famed JetBlue flight attendant who grabbed a beer and escaped via inflatable chute following an altercation with a grumpy passenger, has developed quite a following since his dramatic exit a week ago.
