Sentence examples for sharp exit from inspiring English sources

Barrett wants sharp exit John Barrett bows out of the BBC commentary box after 36 years with today's women's final.

I told my husband what I had seen and, without really knowing what to do or say, we made a sharp exit.

He was expected to make a sharp exit when the transfer window opens next month, but his long-term future could still be with the east midlands club.

6pm: Boris Becker made a sharp exit from his BBC commentary duties on Court One, where Leyton Hewitt beat Simone Bolelli, at about 5.15pm.

It's even harder to believe that Lucy Fallon, who plays her, only got her big break after the original actress who was cast made a sharp exit when the producers discovered she was in her mid-20s.

"I think you would probably see me doing a sharp exit through the tunnel, I think!" he said.

Cavitation-enhanced erosion in ASJM was minimized using liquids such as mineral or soybean oil that have relatively low vapor pressures, resulting in blind and through-holes having sharp entrance and exit holes in glass and sintered zirconium tin titanate.

That there have been sharp falls in exit verification for both the United Kingdom and the United States does not support an explanation based on the impact of United Kingdom recruitment policy alone: the United States does not have a code or restriction on recruitment, yet numbers applying to the United States have also fallen.

Even though the UK has actually produced plenty of decent-sized companies in the past, research shows that a startup's growth curve is largely defined by the amount of money it initially raises, probably by defining where the founders will come under sharpest pressure to exit.

His right-wing Likud-Beitenu bloc will have 31 seats in parliament - a sharp drop from 42, exit polls suggest.

The tanker went out of control and overturned as the driver tried to go around the sharp turn at the exit.