Sentence examples for gracious exit from inspiring English sources

But now it's time for you to try to muster a gracious exit".

For Clegg, if he wants it, has the chance to make a gracious exit before the next election.

This would provide for Mr Mugabe's gracious exit, perhaps letting him choose a successor, probably as villainous as himself.

They should make a gracious exit and offer to assist their respective board nominations committees to find a suitable successor.

Mr. Bush thanked him for making what the governor termed a gracious exit from the race, but the two men did not discuss holding some sort of peace parley, Bush aides said.

Though it has yet to sell oil abroad, the NTC has better access to fuel supplies than has the colonel (see article).Talk of a ceasefire and a gracious exit for Colonel Qaddafi has gained some currency outside the British- and French-led coalition but not within the NTC.

Gracious exits in defeat are not a hallmark of Israel's politics.

He's the kind of dude who is not here to make friends, who will grate on Becca's nerves more and more as the season goes on, and who will probably make a less-than-gracious exit by episode 4. But for now, we get to watch him in all his "Zoolander" parody glory.

Be gracious in exiting the conversation, so that the other person doesn't feel as though you've ditched them.

"I told him if he left voluntarily we would give him a gracious and dignified exit," he said.

… "Everything was given to me, by the best and of their best," d'Amboise concludes — a gracious and humble exit from the stage.