Sentence examples for big exodus from inspiring English sources

The big exodus came last spring when four players transferred.

"It is more or less like a big exodus," said Perry DeCory, a communications specialist for the tribe.

"We are getting a big exodus from Park Slope, which has prices comparable to Manhattan, and also from Windsor Terrace," Ms. Melman said.

And the prospect of reduced monetary stimulus in the United States, whose economy is perking up, has prompted a big exodus of Western cash from emerging markets in Asia and elsewhere in recent months.

By Frances Crane The New Yorker, November 30 , 1929P. 68 Everybody knows about the big exodus from Hollywood toward Europe which has been going on ever since the talkies began ousting the movies.

He was a very brilliant and charming old man — an Austrian Jew of the first generation of analysts after Freud — who had come to this country during the big exodus of European analysts in the thirties.

It's the biggest exodus from the Cabinet in memory.

The next census, due in 2011, is likely to reveal an even bigger exodus.

The biggest exodus would come if Ireland's debt ratings fell below investment grade.

Whether tuition fees will lead to a much bigger exodus remains to be seen.

Nor will any of North Korea's neighbours want to handle an even bigger exodus of hungry migrants than is already under way (mainly into China).