Phrases with «unceremonious exit»

The phrase "unceremonious exit" means leaving a place or situation suddenly and without any formal or respectful goodbye. Full definition

Sentences with «unceremonious exit»

  • Whether it was the founding dean's unceremonious exit from the program, the new dean's entrance to a once - in - a-lifetime snowstorm, the completion of the new law faculty building or issues with registration, TRU has had myriad of both good and bad occurrences during its short tenure. (canadianlawyermag.com)
  • I have a sneaking suspicion that Rolen is going to languish in the Darrell Evans hole for the rest of eternity, while Jones will be in the Dale Murphy hole for his, but they deserved better than an unceremonious exit. (sbnation.com)
  • Moyes isn't bitter about his sacking but having been given assurances that he was in it for the long haul, his unceremonious exit did leave a sour taste. (dailystar.co.uk)
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