Sentence examples for exited soon from inspiring English sources
The commune's leader, owner of scores of Rolls-Royces and diamond-studded Rolex watches, exited soon after, deported after pleading guilty to immigration fraud.
Daniels exited soon after the season's start, while Kara Tointon (no, I've never heard of her either) and rugby player Gavin Henson bring a touch of the Dorian Grays to the floor.
He got himself onto the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway and exited soon after arriving in Queens, pulling over at 65th Place and Laurel Hill Boulevard in Woodside, about two miles from Corona.
Though it has no intention of exiting soon, the Federal Reserve is planning its path out from the extraordinary measures it has taken to free credit markets and boost demand.With other central banks, the Fed is under growing pressure to explain its exit strategy in order to allay fears that its policies will produce inflation.
They've all reemerged with new ownership that probably wants to exit soon.
White House press secretary Robert Gibbs announced Wednesday he was resigning by early February, senior adviser David Axelrod will be leaving soon, and both of Obama's deputy chiefs of staff, Jim Messina and Mona Sutphen, are exiting soon, too.
I can remember Des Canyons aux Etoiles at the Théâtre de la Ville (where two elderly ladies noisily exited as soon as the wind machine began to play), and Jessye Norman singing Poèmes pour Mi, and Giulini conducting the early Les Offrandes Oubliées, where a player in the second violins, to Messiaen's intense irritation, repeatedly played the same wrong note.
Then, Neagle's control vanished and a quick exit soon followed.
Most began planning for a no-deal exit soon after the 2016 referendum that set Brexit in motion, according to advisory firms consulting with the banks.
Amy from Birmingham As a headteacher of 15 years who has turned two failing schools around I am planning my exit soon, not unlike an alarming majority of the colleagues I speak to on a regular basis.
Spain has washed its hands of our problems, Italy is edging toward the door, and Britain will join the rush for the exit soon enough, with or without Tony Blair.
