Sentence examples for exit marks from inspiring English sources

Her exit marks the loss of one of the UK's few female FTSE 100 board directors and comes as efforts to appoint more women to senior positions at Britain's biggest companies have stalled.

Antonovich's exit marks the end of an era in a district where a courthouse and a regional park bear his name and many voters can't remember a time before he was their county representative.

It would be naive to think that Kelly's exit marks the end of NBC's quest to lure right-leaning audiences where there's a $69 million will, there's a way.

The second-city strategy is newer to an exit marked Seminole, between Henryetta and Oklahoma City.

For Slaven Bilic, Croatia's exit marked the end of his six-year road as their manager.

If only Bush could revert to his college character type, and leave us with such a benign exit mark.

Some around the office could be overheard saying that Mr. Morgenthau's exit marked "the end of an era".

The second-seeded GUSTAVO KUERTEN's first-round exit marked only the second time since 1956 that the second-seeded man had lost in the first round.

The Creek recently put in a street entrance, but patrons in the know still push past diners tucking into nachos and chicken enchiladas, looking for the exit marked: "Beware.

Their convoy's exit marked the end of a bitterly divisive war that raged for nearly nine years and left Iraq shattered, with troubling questions lingering over whether the Arab nation will remain a steadfast US ally.

Instead they may suggest that the year of Mr Blair's exit marked the start of a new epoch of fluid, yo-yoing, 21st-century politics.So the answer to the parlour-game question, about which of Mr Brown's 2007 mishaps was decisive, is: none of them.