Sentence examples for much exited from inspiring English sources

A week before the financial crisis hit Oberschneider had pretty much exited out of everything.

Having said that the number of globally relevant business, created with comparatively little resources have us very much exited about the years to come.

But Cuban has suddenly gone quiet, and pretty much exited the stage.

Charlize Theron is terrific when she's onscreen, but she pretty much exits the film after the first 40 minutes and her screen-time after that amounts to a cameo.

A good thing, considering they will need as much exit velocity as their nerves can bear.

You don't even notice it until one night you find yourself in an actual dive bar blurting out the kind of clueless drivel that never would have entered your brain much less exited your mouth back when you knew how to roll in a dive bar.

Obama, dressed in an off-the-shoulder white blouse and black slacks, joked that she's been doing "nothing much" since exiting public life and that she got "all gussied up" for her appearance with DeGeneres.

Two drivers whose careers had promised so much would exit the sport without a world title between them.

If you're unlucky, they overstay their "welcome," surge around a bit and generate chaos until, sooner or later (in places like Iraq and Afghanistan, much, much later), they exit, not always gracefully (witness Saigon 1975 or Iraq 2011).

Mr. Cain exited much the way he entered.

To put things in perspective, Johnson & Johnson has exited much of the cardiovascular medical device business, owing to erosion of growth opportunities amid severe competition.