Sentence examples for to exit for from inspiring English sources

For smaller countries this means preparing to exit, for core countries it means accepting decisive changes to dysfunctional monetary arrangements.

No, he's moved across to Exit For Ever, good riddance, they've still got zero ideas, no money, huge internal splits, basically it's a dictatorship.

State ministers declined to be interviewed, but the government is due to release a coal policy later this year, and has said it is looking at "barriers to exit" for the stations.

The obedient Dresdeners who entered those basements never to exit; for blazes started by an almighty tonnage of incendiaries massed into a firestorm that filled the shelters with carbon monoxide.

As he put on his glove to exit for an early-morning workout, he spoke about how happy he was to return to the Dodgers, not how unhappy he was to land with a team that was his second choice for a contract that was not his first choice.

Five years is still brief with respect to the timeline to exit for most ventures.

For years he lingered by the school doors at recess, waiting for other children to exit, waiting for playmates.

BY CAR: To reach the Pioneer Valley, take Route 91 north of Hartford to Exit 18 for Northampton or Exit 19 for Amherst and South Hadley.

By car, take Highway A1 to Exit 9, for Compiègne Sud.

This is roughly equivalent to exit polling for the smart phone age.

According to the World Health Organisation, at least three patients have died while waiting to exit Gaza for medical treatment.