Sentence examples for means exit from inspiring English sources

This means exit Greece and enter Turkey, leaving Cyprus right in between.

Pearson, McGraw-Hill, Macmillan and Houghton Mifflin becoming acquirers means exit opportunities for education startups that may not have had the capital or the distribution oomph to make any real impact.

market will sour - which means exits are very difficult for private equity companies until conditions improve," said Jochen Duelli, head of Bain's private equity practice in the Middle East.

Always trying to lose weight, pushing myself to the point of throwing up and never letting myself off the hook, because losing weight means exiting the world in which I have to live in.

Always trying to lose weight, pushing myself to the point of throwing up, and never letting myself off the hook, because losing weight means exiting the world in which I have to live in.

"Transition doesn't mean exit," he said at a news conference.

The eurozone's three biggest countries have raised the stakes in next Sunday's Greek referendum with an orchestrated warning to voters that a no vote would mean exit from the single currency and the return of the drachma.

European officials had lined up all last week to warn that a No vote would mean exit from the euro, but Greece's voters decided to call what Syriza insisted was a bluff.

For those building quality products, this could mean exit opportunities, or at the very least potential partners, for distribution and otherwise.

Displaying a stroke of genius, Barnum posted a sign reading "This way to the Egress," exploiting the fact that most visitors had no idea that egress meant exit.

He's the one who as a high school senior refused to conform on an English paper, even though it meant exiting without his diploma.