Sentence examples for exit on which from inspiring English sources
It's a busy traffic circle where it's difficult to predict what road other drivers are going to exit on, which makes for some hair-raising moments.
But the real curveball comes on the album's centrepiece, Exit, on which Edward Snowden discusses the importance of privacy in a digital world ("If you don't stand up for it, then who will?") against a dizzying techno backdrop.
We also talked about that elusive $1 billion exit on which the New York startup scene is famously still waiting.
If I'm feeling festive, we'll do high-protein waffles made with white beans, which I keep frozen for a quick exit, on which I'll put some Brad's Organics tahini.
If you transfer from the metro to the bus, be sure and follow the signs and note that often you need to go out a different exit depending on which direction you're going (Nord, Sud, Est, or Oust = North, South, East, West).
The press conference also laid painfully bare the the yawning gulf between the two sides over the biggest and most contentious obstacle to an article 50 divorce deal: the financial settlement, or exit bill, on which substantive negotiations have yet to begin.
The figure shows that with the parallel plates, the time needed for the injected fluid to reach the exit is constant, while there is a delay in the time needed for the fluid flowing through the void created by the fracture to reach the exit, depending on which path is taken.
The networks blamed the exit polls on which they had relied.
The most telling outcome of the South Carolina exit polls was on which candidate can beat Barack Obama – 51% for Gingrich, 37% for Romney.
If Romney were to lose to Rick Santorum in Missouri, and in Minnesota (where we do not have any exit poll data on which we could utilize our model, but which polling suggests is possible), he would, again, lose his cloak of inevitability.
Because the smoke was thickest near the station's sole exit to the street, passengers were led to an emergency exit along the track on which the train had arrived, Mr. Seaton said.
