Sentence examples for exit calls from inspiring English sources

It has been written that Ochoa's exit calls to mind those of Sandy Koufax or Barry Sanders or, astoundingly, Jim Brown.

Breitbart News sees advertisers exit, calls Kellogg's decision 'un-American'.

Jessica Judd was left distraught by today's World Championship exit, calling her 800 metres heat was a "disaster".

Next stop on the tour: Stew Leonard's, a hilltop grocery Disneyland and destination store with its own New York Thruway exit, called "Stew Leonard Drive".

In dry dock too is any coherent plan, any shred of an idea of what Brexit means, as all the old leave campaigners and their press clamour for a quick "hard" exit, calling anything less a betrayal of the voters.

There's an organisation that seems the equivalent to our Exit called the Hemlock Society that goes in for, in the scornful words of one nurse, "booze and a plastic bag".

In a re-run of the drama that haunted Greece at the height of the eurozone crisis in 2012, markets have tumbled with the country's borrowing costs soaring on the back of revived fears of a Greek exit – called Grexit – if a Syriza-led government assumes power.

That will cause some of the light to warble out through an exit called a dark port in synchrony with undulations of the wave.

Ms Cooper, who has spearheaded parliamentary efforts to rule out a no-deal exit, called for talks on the withdrawal deal and the UK's exit to be put on hold while the PM tried to build a consensus in Parliament and the country.

Larry Shue's story of a shy man with low self-esteem who pretends to be a non-English speaking foreigner so that the people in the inn he's visiting for a weekend won't speak to him, is three miles and a sharp right turn off the exit called Believable.

If you feel he's following or pursuing you after exit, call the emergency services or seek help.