Sentence examples for planning to exit from inspiring English sources

It could be that another seed is planning to exit this year's Wimbledon.

No one knew, up until that point, that she was planning to exit the customs union and the single market.

But at the northern end of the platform, where the people planning to exit at Times Square stand, one person is reading a book.

Cruz was nonetheless unlikely to gain Carson's support following a controversy on the night of the Iowa caucuses in which Cruz campaign staffers spread rumors that Carson was planning to exit the race.

Although spokesmen for the Southern Baptist Convention say they do not know how many churches, if any, are planning to exit, it is unlikely that the issue will usher a mass exodus.

The Trump administration is preparing to tell Russian leaders next week that it is planning to exit the landmark Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, in part to enable the United States to counter a Chinese arms buildup in the Pacific, according to American officials and foreign diplomats.

But in June he plans to exit JustFilms to make his own documentaries once again.

The company said it planned to exit most of its unprofitable international markets.

Trump also plans to exit the international Paris agreement that aims to cut greenhouse gases.

Britain will exit Europe sans return ticket — in which case I plan to exit Britain on the same terms.

On Thursday, Children's Place essentially threw up its arms as well, announcing it plans to exit the business.