Sentence examples for exit looking from inspiring English sources

Green Day wasn't going to make its exit looking too grown-up.

And he was at least telling his American counterparts that he was looking for an exit, looking to get out of the business of running the country.

The presentation concluded with a slide of Maki, just after the operation, standing calmly in front of a hospital exit, looking scarred and a little swollen but otherwise whole.

A quick exit looks likely.

Separately, TV Guide and The Hollywood Reporter both reported on Tuesday that Ms. Vieira's exit looked likely.

The risks facing the eurozone have been reduced since the summer, when a Greek exit looked imminent and borrowing costs for Spain and Italy reached new and unsustainable heights.

Trump, who announced Tuesday that he was bailing from the debate, which Kelly is still moderating despite his demands that she exit, looked truly awful for a while.

A near term exit looks unlikely but with like for likes having averaged just 1.3% over the last 8 years and the market highly competitive we expect the issue to remain high on the agenda.

He was left out of Ferguson's final game in charge at Old Trafford – a 2-1 win over Swansea City – and an exit looked likely, with Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich reportedly waiting in the wings.

And if they are looking for a quick exit, look elsewhere.

In retrospect Fishman's exit looked shrewd and lucky: He quit long before he could be tagged with the bank's fiasco.