Sentence examples for really exits from inspiring English sources

"While ITV have been very clear about the dire state of their regional news operations, they have been coy about the hidden subsidy they provide to ITV national news and Channel 4. "Say ITV really exits regional news.

In essence, a lot of these "exits" aren't really exits at all because VCs aren't getting much liquidity.

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

HL: Has Nathan Zuckerman really exited for good?

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

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

"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".

They were really exiting the car business.

"It was a massive game and I'm really exited to come over here and get stuck into the game.

He added: "I'm really exited just to open her eyes to some of what scouts are up to, and the more you see, the more amazing it is".