Sentence examples for later exit from inspiring English sources

Bernard would later exit the competition in the quarter-finals, beaten by Veronika Juhasz of Hungary.

But that figure is remarkably high for a Republican, and later exit polls and academic studies suggest his actual total was as low as 33percentt, still high for a Republican but not as impressive.

But polls — the preëlection polls, the early exit polls, and the later exit polls — first undid expectations of all sorts (and also undid, briefly, the stock market), and then led to the instant promulgation of what were touted as new certainties.

Exit is generally considered a sign of failure of the firm, a consequence of poor performance; firms that underperform as they compete in the market will, sooner or later, exit the market.

We can then apply that to Snapchat, both today and in the future, to estimate how much top line Snapchat will have to earn to grow into its valuation at its current levels, and at a later exit or public offering, provided that it reaches either.

Think of it: The Supreme Allied Commander of World War Two would later exit public life with a warning against the influence of the "military-industrial complex," a term he popularized in that speech.

The car entered the Pennsylvania Turnpike 10 minutes later, exiting south of Reading at 4 04.

Three hours later exits 1, 2, and 3 had been secured, and by 1200 hours contact had been made with paratroopers from the 101st Airborne Division around the town of Pouppeville.

For anyone who would like to recreate the experience with modern technology, a smartphone app, available for the iPhone and Android, will allow amateur astronomers to record the times that Venus crosses into the Sun and later exits, just as Rittenhouse and Captain Cook did.

By the next day, the center was exposed, and Parma became extratropical, later exiting the basin on November 1.

The system later exited the favorable conditions and moved into an area of strong wind shear once again.