18 example sentences using exit.
Exit used in a sentence
Exit in a sentence as a noun
Fine, I'll keep your last paycheck, here's your exit visa.
As a consequence, people wanting to exit Mt. Gox would buy BTC on the exchange and withdraw it.
The outgoing CEO met with the incoming CEO for an exit interview.
Lets pick a point on the road to call the front of the line say, the point at which you plan to exit the highway.
But if you do, don't worry if it doesn't have a market or an exit strategy, just write it and feel good.
They didn't do so because they wanted the Oculus team to have a big, splashy VC-style exit.
We assume we get diluted down to 2% by exit, and I am one of several partners in YC.
Perhaps this wasn't the optimal exit for the Picnik team, but it was pretty damn good.-mike harrington
" Any function call could end up throwing an exception which does a non-local exit from the function.
Exit in a sentence as a verb
Founders made out well enough from the deal to pick up high-end luxury sports cars though, which is the important part of an exit, right?
You'll usually be doing this with 4 or 5 projects at a time, all with varying levels of complexity and urgency.
" Customers sometimes choose voice as their first recourse, and if things get worse or don't improve, the customers sometimes exit.
Everyone knows there's no future in academia, and so everyone is looking for an exit plan.
Nobody should take a country that has an "exit visa" requirement seriously!
Because once the train leaves San Antonio you'll be wanting to begin maneuvering yourself and your suitcase near an exit.
None of the counter-examples you listed, nor any established company that anyone can name off hand, was designed for an exit.
You can look at the guys who did gmail Google Maps* or Youtube and say yes, they got a good exit, but both companies were designed to do something new, and their exit followed from that.
Sure things are ****** up, but I sure would exit in a pretty shitty situation: things undone, house a mess, porn not properly deleted from the computer, finances not in order, etc.
Exit definitions
an opening that permits escape or release; "he blocked the way out"; "the canyon had only one issue"
euphemistic expressions for death; "thousands mourned his passing"
the act of going out
move out of or depart from; "leave the room"; "the fugitive has left the country"
See also: leave
lose the lead