The phrase "are exit" is not correct in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and appears to be a fragment or error.
Example: "The emergency signs indicate that there are exit routes available."
Alternatives: "exist" or "available".
"These are exit holes," Dr. Potter said.
"Double super caution: these numbers are both unconfirmed, and they are exit polls," Mr. Bowers wrote.
His favorite documentaries are "Exit Through the Gift Shop" and "Hearts of Darkness".
There are exit points at each feed where you can "DNF" or withdraw yourself from the race.
What I just found out is that there are exit signs that don't use any electricity, they just glow.
Among the revivals that missed out in this category are "Exit the King," "Speed-the-Plow," "Desire Under the Elms," "The Seagull" and "Blithe Spirit".
SeatGuru.com recommends seats in Row 16 on Continental's 767-200, for instance, because they are exit-row seats, with extra legroom, and they recline fully.
There are exits all over this building.
As newcomers check in, however, others guests are exiting.
Still, the minority shareholders are exiting the enterprise.
"But all entrances on one stage are exits elsewhere.
