Sentence examples for really exiting from inspiring English sources

"I think that's really exiting to me," he said of the journalistic shift.

The costs of really exiting the EU are too high in the end, and the elites will adjust, having been given this message," he said.

They were really exiting the car business.

It's a unity, and a family, outside the hospital taking action together and that's actually really exiting".

H.L.: Has Nathan Zuckerman really exited for good?

HL: Has Nathan Zuckerman really exited for good?

And if the UK really exits the European Union, this will create some uncertainties for Chinese business leaders.

"If you go back in time, no one really exited anything," says Jamie Forese, the head of Citi's institutional-clients group.

"We're really exited about it - the Inquirer really slots into our commercial and editorial portfolio," said Paul Briggs, the associate publisher of the company's online arm, VNUnet.

"I think Bush has come to the conclusion that he cannot really exit the path toward war without severely damaging his own political standing," he said.

"Even though we think the Asian crisis ended in 1999," Mr. Paulsen said, "signs that we hadn't really exited the crisis remained".