Sentence examples for could not exit from inspiring English sources

But he could cry, and after my husband and I scoured that store for searing minutes, we found him howling in a bathroom he could not exit.

Mr. Zaslav, who uses a cane and hearing aids, said he had been overcome with pain caused by extreme volume and could not exit the theater.

About 35 percent of the fund's assets are invested in real estate, energy and private equity assets — investments that the fund simply could not exit quickly if investors were to demand their cash.

While it was rare for either owner or intruder to establish exclusive possession, aggressive interactions between E. nassaui did not escalate to the point of causing injury even when there were multiple interactions during a single observation and despite the fact that females could not exit the Petri dish.

Enoggera nassaui is approximately 3-mm long and a P. charybdis egg is approximately 4 mm × 1 mm, so there was sufficient space in the dish for the parasitoids to avoid contact with the egg batch if they chose to, even though parasitoids could not exit from the dish.

Greece was told for five years it could not exit the eurozone and then, one day before the crucial conference, Germany proposed an exit from the eurozone...

I couldn't exit my North Side polling place Tuesday without considering former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's entertaining wisdom about life presenting us known knowns, known unknowns and unknown unknowns.

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When I couldn't exit the doors with dignity, that's where I was first failed and I learned to understand all the hurt that gets pent-up inside of the houses of "religion" that we humans know how to build.

Implicit in that statement, however, was the idea that raising taxes on the wealthiest 2percentt of Americans could not pass the House, although in exit polls at Tuesday's elections, about 6 in 10 voters said they favored that approach.

Skip Stephenson; who flailed and bombed so badly that he could not gracefully exit the stage, although the audience dearly wanted him to, especially in anticipation of Williams.