Sentence examples for exit up from inspiring English sources

The grids were diamond-shaped: a point of entry at bottom, a point of exit up top and an expanding and contracting latticework in between.

At the end, we all get ready to slip away, but then the SWP contingent starts running after us in a pincer movement to block our exit up the steep embankment that leads to Princes Street.

Rhea Perlman and her daughter, Lucy DeVito, who was also in the show — her monologue in the character of a lesbian bride buying a wedding gown in "eggplanty maroon" was a standout — waved to the assembled women as they made their exit up the aisle.

We then soaked up the applause, took our bows and made a hasty exit up the aisles so the rest of the production could continue.

Their appearance startled two elderly patrons, whose hopes of making an early exit up an aisle were hindered by hoofers heading in the opposite direction.

At the time, she chalked her exit up to an inability to reach a new deal with ABC, but also indicated her toxic relationship with Hasselbeck was a contributing factor.

Preliminary data available for the first half of 2015 point to a further increase in exits, up to 32,980, while 51,267 was the number for the complete year 2014.

According to the report, the 12-month period ending July, 2017 saw 4,217 startup exits, up from 2,976 in the preceding period.

Thus, maximum collection angles may lie typically in the 10 20 degrees range, measured from the perpendicular to the tissue surface, while other detectors such as integrating spheres are theoretically capable of collecting all light exiting up to angles of 90 degrees.

In Tennessee, 71 percent of Republican voters were white evangelicals, according to the exit polls, up from 66 percent in 2008.

In 2012, 10% of voters were Hispanic, according to the exit polls, up just 1 percentage point since 2008.