The phrase "exit way" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a designated path or route for exiting a specific area or location. Example: "Please follow the signs to the nearest exit way in case of an emergency."
"We are actually now starting to install the concept of an airlock, so that we'll have an entry and exit way to load the pod, which will then inform station design and other parts of the overall system," Lloyd said.
Even so, he will have to bide his time until the right exit way slides briefly open.
Typical reasons for a bear to feel threatened include the need to protect her cubs, protection of hidden food or a carcass and surprise or confusion, fear, an impression that her space has been invaded and blocking of her exit way.
We exit the way we came, tossing our half-used glasses in the cardboard box.
There is an inspired, unlikely reading song composed of traffic signs: "In, Out, Park, Walk, Yield, Enter, Exit, One Way . .
One New Jersey Democrat described the sudden exit this way: "My sense is that he couldn't take the prospect of an enormous defeat".
DealBook » Yang's Exit Paves Way for Deals at Yahoo | The departure of Jerry Yang from Yahoo gives Scott Thompson, the new chief executive, more freedom to unwind the company's stakes in Alibaba and Yahoo Japan, Bloomberg News writes.
His exit made way for designer Demna Gvasalia of Vetements, a cult label that itself provided fashion with its most original catwalk show venue of the year – a Chinese restaurant in Paris.
We made for an exit by way of a butchers' aisle — in a nose-to-tail art, the cuts, hanging graphically, were principally of the art's nether regions.
The Exit Art way of thinking is that vinyl covers are taking on new meaning in the art world as documents of historical rather than contemporary interest, as beacons from a design world that is more or less dead.
Some of these projects could have tokens that are freely tradable, so there's the potential to have an exit that way.
