Sentence examples for exit making from inspiring English sources

The camera follows him and a friend as they exit, making their way home across railroad tracks in a scarred industrial landscape.

We are so used to talking about aspirational end goals – startup to IPO, fast growth to exit, making a million, that maybe some thought should be given to "being the best you can be in your business today" mantra.

South Africa is a relatively sophisticated market that is easy to enter and easy to exit, making it more vulnerable to speculation by currency traders than more closed economies are, he said, and the recent troubles have some of the earmarks of a speculative run.

"One of the key questions will be the timing of the exit, making sure that the economy is on a robust and sustainable recovery path - that's very difficult to predict, and it's really where the art rather than the science of central banking comes in," he says.

Spain and other, larger European economies have debt trouble of their own that would be worsened by the Greek exit, making them even more inclined to follow Greece's example.

Wouldn't an exit make that debt unsupportable, and force default?

Speaking of which – does Cav's early exit make him the Spain of this year's Tour?

And Eichengreen concluded that this "procedural" obstacle to exit made the euro irreversible.

Changes come every year for the Devils, especially when a first-round playoff exit makes General Manager Lou Lamoriello particularly surly.

I couldn't note the different exit made recently by a terminally ill journalist in Seattle, thanks to Washington's Death With Dignity Act.

Take the Red Hook/Pine Plains exit, make a left on Route 199, bear right and make a left onto Orlich Road and an immediate right onto Norton.