Sentence examples for remember exiting from inspiring English sources

I remember exiting King's chapel after the ceremony, locking eyes with my father and saying "Yep!

In regular stations, a street name will do the trick, but it big stations with up to 15 different exits, you may need to remember the exit number as you may come across signs like: [<-SORTIE 1,3,5,6,7|SORTIE 2,4,8,9->] 2,4,8,9->]

Remember the exit strategy.

"You have to remember, these exit polls are surveys…They have margins of error," cautions Cato Institute pollster Emily Ekins on my American Wonk podcast at Ricochet.com.

You might have more of a head-tilting reaction to the rumors circulating about Patrick Roy's potential return to Montreal as its head coach, which might make sense if you don't remember how Roy exited Montreal in a fit of pique in 1995, kicking off an era of franchise futility.

Once you have collectively decided to exit remember that actually doing it is final and a big step, so don't expect instant results.

It is important to remember that IBM exited the x86 server business three years ago, and IBM's POWER processor-based servers only account for 5% of server unit shipments.

"There are so many potential free agents, there are so many more teams that have the ability to sign large contracts with free agents, we've never had anything like this in my time that I can remember," said Rod Thorn, the exiting Nets president, who will remain around long enough to help the team try to recruit some of those free agents.

Remember, choosing an exit path is important, but a good Exit Plan isn't cast in concrete.

Remember how the exit polls in 2004 predicted President Kerry?

He does not remember finding the exit, but he must have.