Sentence examples for exit for some time from inspiring English sources

He has been looking for an exit for some time.

Any flotation would delay a full exit for some time and run the risk of fetching a lower valuation.

To his credit Akon seems to know this; he has perhaps been planning his exit for some time.

Danny Welbeck may have been heading towards the exit at Manchester United for some time now, a beautifully willing high-pedigree athlete who seems to have been haring off down the same blind alley – knees high, teeth gritted, gloved fists pumping – for pretty much the past two years.

In its first official response to the crisis, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces repeated its commitment to its "road map" of the transition, including next week's elections, but it did nothing to move up or clarify its exit date, now set for some time after drafting of a constitution and electing of a president in perhaps 2013 or beyond.

In the Commons, he accused Mrs May of a "fundamental lack of preparation" and said the exit date had been known for some time.

It's not a particularly surprising bit of news — CEO Hosain Rahman has been planning an exit from the consumer market for some time now.

News of Feeley's resignation picked up steam Friday, as Trump's controversial comments continued to cause waves throughout the nation's capital, but the veteran diplomat's exit had been in the works for some time, according to the AP's Matt Lee.

Providence had considered exiting its investment in the service for some time, selling its stake to its partners.

For (a_{ell}< a< a_{s}) in between the two homoclinic curves, the stable manifold (W^{s}) connects in reverse time to an orbit that follows the large homoclinic for some time, but exiting at a time prior to the time needed to connect back to (p_).

I'm not looking for an exit for a long time".