Sentence examples for lengthy exit from inspiring English sources
Crystal Palace Fraizer Campbell for £900,000 is something of a bargain, and Palace will be relieved that Puncheon, Chamakh and various others are not on a lengthy exit list.
Gary Greenwood at Shore Capital said: If true, this would represent a very lengthy exit process for the government, thus representing a considerable overhang for the shares for some time to come.
Two years ago United sold off its KP Snacks arm for more than £500m to the German group Intersnack, and the deal with Yildiz brings to an end a lengthy exit for the owners who, at one point, favoured floating the company on the stock exchange.
The only reason these guys should be on a show is for a lengthy exit interview picking over their faults, but instead, I think they are going to provide "perspective".
Rattin is so incensed by the decision he refuses to leave the field, leading to a lengthy delay before his exit.
Forsee joined Sprint last week after a lengthy legal battle to exit a contract with BellSouth, where he served as vice chairman; he also held the chairman post at Cingular Wireless, BellSouth's wireless JV with SBC Communications.
The lengthy walk to enter and exit was "far too much for my mom," Mr. Phillips said.
But while the case for intervention on humanitarian grounds to save the lives of thousands of fleeing refugees is overwhelming, there is now the risk of what is known as "mission creep"; of a small, narrowly defined operation ballooning out of control, sucking in Western countries into a lengthy conflict with no clear exit.
As Chalfont St Giles, the largest nearby settlement, was on the other side of the tracks, most passengers travelling to and from the station were obliged to take a lengthy detour from the single exit.
Plimpton, too, appears, as himself, in a lengthy tribute in the aptly titled "Exit Ghost".
Nadal refused to use the knee problems which kept him sidelined for a lengthy period after last year's Wimbledon exit as an excuse for the defeat.
