Sentence examples for has to exit from inspiring English sources

Remember, the activist hedge fund has to exit its investment.

"But if Greece has to exit the euro, it will not be the end of Cyprus".

"A building is like an accordion, and when it collapses the air has to exit someplace.

"That doesn't mean, however, that the government has to exit the process or relinquish control over decision-making, like it may be in this case".

"You may only have a moment before the other person has to exit the train, and the last thing you want to do is fish around for a pen and a piece of paper," Ms. Newman said.

Though membership of the EU does not require adoption of the euro, "legally, if a country wants to exit the eurozone, it has to exit the EU", said Angelos Chryssogelos, a fellow in the European programme at Chatham House.

Everything was on fire, we had to exit through the emergency sliders.

"No one suggested the UK was bankrupt then and would have to exit the EU".

Visitors would have to exit the park and enter the property from Route 1.

Actors often have to exit from high levels in the dark.

And any number of them, having had to exit the stadium before re-entering, missed a quarter of the game.