Sentence examples for exit the post from inspiring English sources
After Whittingdale's exit, the post of culture secretary has gone to Karen Bradley, formerly a junior Home Office minister.
He couched the decision as part of a long-held plan to craft "a thoughtful, well-planned and collegial transition" whenever he decided to exit the post.
The following Saturday, as he feared, he saw her exiting the post office.
Steindl had been head coach since December 2007 but exited the post after November's failure to reach the World Twenty20.
At the end of the season, she had stress fractures in both of her shins, and her team exited the post season before making it to the league championship series.
Yatsenyuk will now almost certainly stay — leaving over the parliament's objections is regarded as career suicide — with some analysts believing he was never committed to exiting the post and had offered his resignation to make a statement about legislative logjam.
That region is home to CAM, a failed savings bank dubbed "the worst of the worst" by Miguel Ángel Fernández Ordóñez, who this week brought forward his exit from the post of Spain's central-bank governor.
The new layout offers two exits from the post-Impressionist gallery one leading to Cubism, where Picasso's "Demoiselles d'Avignon" is as resplendent as ever; the other to Fauvism, the equal importance of which is now widely recognized.
Key January move: Allan Johnston overcame a difficult first season at Rugby Park only to exit the manager's post after expressing his disappointment at the deadline-day sale of forward Robbie Muirhead to Dundee United.
He directed "Little Big Man" (1970), a Vietnam-aware story with Dustin Hoffman as a possibly white survivor of Custer's Last Stand, and the great, despairing "Night Moves" (1975), with Gene Hackman as a private detective who ends up circling the abyss, a no-exit comment on the post-1968, post-Watergate times.
And in part, too, Bartiromo's ghost-like exit was about Comcast, the post television television behemoth.
