Sentence examples for exit means from inspiring English sources

Petrino's exit means the team is starting from scratch, with no starting quarterback and no coach.

It was a masterstroke of PR for the brand, although the designer's exit means that a sequel is sadly unlikely.

Mancini's exit means that Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea - the current top three in the Premier League - will all have new managers next term.

Nearly 2900 jobs will be hit, and the Australian Manufacturing Workers Unionn claimed the exit means Toyota — who, with Ford also due to halt work, would be the only remaining car maker in the country — could follow.

A third consecutive third-round FA Cup exit means the odds on the caretaker, John Carver, taking over as United's new head coach must lengthen, though given the club owner Mike Ashley's famous lack of interest in cup competitions, Alan Pardew's former assistant will remain in the running.

Everton's exit means no English sides remain in European competition.

Davenport's exit meant a slight reshuffling of first-round matches.

In a somewhat convoluted geopolitical analysis that sees an "Anglo-Saxon" axis of Britain and the US dominating Europe, Titov said the British exit meant that within a decade there would be a "united Eurasia".

The test conditions analyzed covered a wide range of flow conditions varied by changing the nozzle exit internal diameter and the jet exit mean velocity.

As an inconsistent season for the Bernabeu club draws to a close, almost certainly without trophies, what does their European exit mean for the Spanish giants and their star performers?

Of course, knowing that my mortal enemy lurked near the exit meant that I was trapped in the kitchen, probably for life.