Sentence examples for starting to exit from inspiring English sources

Now that a few of the nearly 30 companies in their portfolio are starting to exit, they decided to make things more formal.

"This could be the moment that commitment to the UK mobile market finally cracks and we see parent companies starting to exit," Citigroup analysts said in a note, adding that UK profit margins were very low compared with other markets.

The baby boomers are starting to exit the stage and will be replaced by a new generation of Americans, many of them of Latino descent.

(Tonya exits into house. King starts to exit the yard. Ruby enters from the house).

The International Monetary Fund is predicting modest growth as Europe starts to exit recession.

As A.I.G. healed, the New York Fed started to exit the bailout.

A police officer gave instructions: "People in the front -- we need you to start to exit so the people in the back have an opportunity to see".

He thinks that investors, burned by companies whose shares plunge a la Lucent, will start to exit sexy stocks with excessive valuations -- and rediscover undervalued shares of companies with venerable, if boring, businesses.

Marketing for the product is aimed at consumers older than Stride chewers, from 24 to 34. "In that age group, there's a drop-off in gum consumption, and they even start to exit the category," said Maurice Herrera, Trident marketing director.

By the time the column of well string that contains 'left' asphaltene micelles increases and eventually it reaches the well head, it starts to exit the well string.

Protesters started booing and jeering motorists as they started to exit the parking garage.