Sentence examples for exit long enough from inspiring English sources

Cook said he now hoped Britain could hold off an EU exit long enough for it to negotiate a rethink.

But that miraculous return would require Lohan to exit the spotlight long enough to actually put in the work of being an actress.

Perhaps we just fear that if we concede our losses and leave the stage, then the memory of our dignified exit may not last long enough for anyone to want us back.

Get up out of your seat and walk yourself over to the exit gate, when you find you've ridden the monorail for long enough, or found the exit point you'll need to debunk at.

A small number of others achieved "dignified exits," in which they stalled foreclosure long enough to find other housing.

His election would have kept the fragile ND-led coalinion in power long enough to negotiate an exit from Greece's unpopular austerity programme with the European Union and IMF, including a precautionary credit line from the euro-zone bail-out fund.

They arrived at the 111th Street station, still lagging behind the subway, and lingered long enough to make sure the people exiting the station did not include the suspect.

Angel investing fluctuates according to expectations about whether certain markets — dot-coms in the 1990s, social media start-ups in the 2000s, mobile computing today — will stay hot long enough to give the investors a lucrative exit.

"Our trailer packages are like 25 seconds of the trailer — just enough to give people a glimpse into the movie itself, but not long enough where they're looking for the exit signs".

Two years should be long enough to prepare the younger grades for the exit exam, Mr. O'Connell and Mr. Hastings said.

If your dog refuses to move, when told to exit the bed, chair, or couch, use a cotton rope (lead) that is long enough for you to safely grab to pull them off.