Sentence examples for exiting a bit from inspiring English sources

By our count, this was Lohan's fourth stint in rehab, and she's made celebrating in Vegas immediately after exiting a bit of an unfortunate tradition in the past.

Do they sometimes exit a bit before the end?

Smart Notes are the ultimate Roach Motel; you can get in, but exiting is a bit sticky.

"Just letting the market determines who exits is a bit of a random approach.

Continue reading "Time to reflect on archery exit" A bit like the sailors at currently windless Qingdao, Britain's medal tally has hit the doldrums over the last couple of days.

The rest of us may find exiting the store a bit less painful than entering, and live to fight another day.

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

In a rare display of independence among otherwise tight-lipped current and former Googlers, Mr. Bowman laid out on his blog the reasons for his abrupt exit, creating a bit of a commotion in the technology blogosphere.

Large funding rounds like the one BranchOut just took on bring the topic of "exit strategies" a bit closer to the forefront.

Moynihan's exit was a bit perplexing; he had become a veteran on the show and "SNL" had never been more popular during his run.

Moynihan's exit was a bit perplexing; he had become a veteran on the show and "SNL" had never been more popular during his run.