Sentence examples for exit hits from inspiring English sources

NEW YORK TIMES   Smith's Exit Hits a Cultural Nerve  |  Greg Smith's dramatic departure from Goldman Sachs had a certain pop cultural resonance, echoing events in films and in real life, The New York Times writes.

Next, even as the shocks of exit hit us, we redesign the economy so it produces wealth in a different way.

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One of the more high-profile startups to emerge out of Portland's tech scene, Urban Airship was undergoing changes of its own before news of the CEO's exit hit.

When rumblings of Ghomeshi's exit hit Twitter, the reaction among media-types was not "I wonder what happened" but "I wonder what finally did it".

Somebody told me that if you could send a pulse of light through a colloidal solution, when the exit beam hits a surface, the beam more or less remains sharp (minus the effects of index changes through media), but as the rest of the pulse arrives, it starts becoming increasingly fuzzy, as a result of the rest of the light having to take longer and longer paths (via reflection within the solution).

The report said the bus apparently missed its exit and hit two road signs before overturning.

EXIT STRATEGY Hit the road to find Dodge's lost love and reunite Penny with family in three weeks.

The Daily Mail picked up on the Sunday Times's story about the views of the Easyjet chief and turned it around: "Now scaremongers say EU exit will hit cheap flights".

By 1968, the acrimonious exit of hit-making team Holland-Dozier-Holland, the departure of Temptations lead singer David Ruffin (replaced by Dennis Edwards), and the massive success of Whitfield's I Heard It Through the Grapevine for Gladys Knight & the Pips (and later Marvin Gaye), granted him a golden opportunity to redefine the label.

The WHO already recommends that people are screened as they exit Ebola-hit countries.