Sentence examples for dramatic exits from inspiring English sources

From extravagant compensation packages to heated boardroom clashes to dramatic exits, misbehaving chief executive officers dominated management headlines in 2011.

A case in point is Greg Smith, the former Goldman Sachs banker who in 2012 made one of the most dramatic exits from Wall Street in living memory: via an op-ed in the New York Times.

Garner, generally subtle and funny, is too broad, but Wilde laps up a role that's more than just eye candy (that her character must make her dramatic exits on a BMX bike is a lovely touch).

They make their own dramatic exits and entrances and, in the case of one young couple, they fatally confuse the landscape of the Trace Italian with the cold, real earth of Kansas.

Talk about dramatic exits.

He'd probably say, "Who are you again?" You had one of the most dramatic exits on the show, what can you tell me about your motivation to walk away?

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.

Surely you've all seen the footage of Erik Karlsson's dramatic exit from the rest of the 2013 NHL season.