Sentence examples similar to exit to start from inspiring English sources

Spotting an opportunity for a new exchange, he exited to start Binance last year, raising $15 million in July to kick the project off.

I'm really exited to start working on new music, the EP was made during the winter and also symbolizes a dark period for me.

"The E.C.B. is going to start its exit strategy a bit earlier than people think," Mr. Chaney said.

Before you remember half your agenda, you are firmly ushered on your way, down the exit chute to start the process all over again.

As far as overfunding, it seems to me that the prevailing wisdom out West is that the only way to exit big is to start big.

When you go for the billion-dollar exit, you have to start with a master plan for owning a significant slice of a multi-billion-dollar market.

Turner's exit enabled Nadella to start putting his own stamp on the company, and the layoffs, strategy shifts and personnel changes we've seen recently are a reflection of that — it shows the company has moved on from one centered on Windows/Office to one based firmly in Azure and Office 365.

If it is correctly detected save and exit and continue to start your computer up normally.

But David Wells was shaky last night, and his early exit brought in Hitchcock to start the sixth inning.

Boris Johnson has said Britain should not immediately trigger article 50 to start exit negotiations with the EU after the momentous referendum verdict.

Boris Johnson said Britain should not immediately trigger article 50 to start exit negotiations, saying there was "no need for haste" and "nothing will change in the short term", in his first press conference after the vote.