Sentence examples for exit to a from inspiring English sources
Referee Eriksson blows for halftime and the Dutch exit to a chorus of whistles.
Miliband raced for the exit to a few shouts of 'Loser' from the Tory benches.
Uniformed deputies escorted them through a secure courthouse exit to a nearby parking garage.
The only way out was a suicidal dash towards a five-metre wide exit to a large ravine below.
It shouldn't throw a party, and, in fact, it probably has no alternative (short of euro exit) to a protracted period of hard times.
His exit to a deep-pocketed commercial rival follows that of Radio 4 presenter Eddie Mair, who has left to join LBC.
To the lefta doorway affords a narrow exit to an empty sitting room.
Are you still capable of taking a subway?" I exited to a chorus of uncertain chuckles.
They exited to a cauldron of disapproval at half-time but re-emerged like men possessed.
He exited to a standing ovation from the sellout crowd, leaving Luis Ayala to try and get out of a bases-loaded jam with one out.
We exited to a display of tiny cards bearing the images of hundreds of children, grouped together geographically, for potential donors to select.
