Sentence examples for called the exit from inspiring English sources

In February, Howe, 50, was registered by a limited liability partnership (LLP) called The Exit Partnership as a "member" – a role that encompasses almost identical responsibilities and restrictions to a director of a company.

He called the exit poll "notoriously unreliable".

The theory has been applied to how politically oppressed people might flee a nation as well as why shoppers stop buying a certain product — a retail variation of what Mr. Hirschman called the "exit option".

Behind her was her husband, Albert O. Hirschman, the economist whom some credit with popularizing the concept of the exit strategy, which he called the exit option, and who was celebrating his 89th birthday.

"Artists genuinely feel welcome, and our work is presented in ways that engage viewers in the issues it deals with," Mr. Wodiczko, who comes from Poland, said of his experiences as part of what he called "the Exit Art family of artists" from around the world.

While his old colleagues were being barred from acting as company directors last year, the carmaker's former managing director was being registered as a member of a limited liability partnership called The Exit Partnership – a role that encompasses almost identical responsibilities and restrictions to a director of a company.

The CSR (Call center Representative) let me know the account had been closed and transferred me to "someone who could help me" -- apparently this is a euphemism for "someone that will read from a call center script on a screen and not have any way of helping you". So I was transferred and escalated to a call center team in Calcutta, India to a department called the "Exits Team".

But not much more complex: the music remains innocuous and uneventful until the surge of the climactic event, what Mr. Hosokawa calls "the exit".

Talk is already turning to what economists are calling the "exit strategy" on how to cut looming deficits and rein in spending without leading back to recession.

For the purposes of join, a child process exits normally if it calls the exit syscall with any status, and abnormally if the kernel kills it (e.g. due to an unhandled exception).

This is all aimed at what they call "the exit strategy"–usually an initial public stock offering (IPO).