Sentence examples for all available exits from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rushdie's protection detail taught him the protocol of properly entering a room (scope out the scene and all available exits); the dangers of exiting a building and making it safely to a waiting car (that zone, it was explained, could never be sanitized 100 percent); and the art of "dry cleaning" — that is, using various countersurveillance tricks to ensure that he was not being followed.

■ In looking at all the available exit polling from Republican contests, only in New Hampshire was there a consistent pattern of rising support for Mr. Trump as voting groups got younger.

There's the relentless squeak of rubber soles on linoleum, the distant whirr of shopping cart wheels, the dazed chatter of couples deciding what's for dinner, and the polyrhythmic beeping of the cash registers that guard any available exit.

Different ways on improving the emergency evacuation by varying the number of available exits, the width of the available exit and the stairway steps inside and outside the exits under different occupant loadings are studied.

Safety legislation requires that everyone can be evacuated in under 90 seconds from half the available exits.

However, in order to increase the performance of the design, the portal may be complemented with information signs on the wall opposite to the exit, namely way-finding signs including distances to the closest emergency exits on both tunnel walls, and a loudspeaker installation that can inform evacuees about the location of available exits.

In the panic, few found the only available exit.

Or is he so desperate to leave behind a life of crime that he bolts through the first available exit door?

In 2008, the last available exit poll data on Latinos for New Jersey in a national election, then Senator Obama won New Jersey Latinos by 57pt compared to just 36pt nationally.

This year, I visited the ground at London Wasps rugby club where a locked gate meant my nearest available exit was a congested 50 metres away.

I remember, during the dancing, seeing people actually walk onto the stage in their urgent quest of the nearest available exit.