Sentence examples for exits looking from inspiring English sources

Young people, particularly those who are educated and talented, seem to be crowding the exits, looking for the next flight out.

"So, what did you think of my reviews?" "If I'm honest," I said, checking the exits, looking down at the mountain of food still on his plate.

The new churches that sprang up near freeway exits looked, to some critics, as much like pancake houses as like houses of worship.

Aside from 2008, when he reached the final, many of Murray's exits looked like this one: full of dispirited play and games in which he looked as if he wanted to be just about anywhere else.

Other exits look to be coming up fast, too.

In fact, most venture capital firms today don't even know what 27 exits looks like.

But don't expect them to hit the fundraising trail until Yelp and Facebook exits look more certain.

Then, abruptly, Wiles exited, looking dejected.

Green Day wasn't going to make its exit looking too grown-up.

When their daughter finally exited, looking a little dazed, they gently shepherded her to the car.

And he was at least telling his American counterparts that he was looking for an exit, looking to get out of the business of running the country.