Sentence examples for exits originally from inspiring English sources

It also provides founders the much-needed liquidity that in turn makes them comfortable enough to continue to strive for the monster exits originally targeted by all involved.

This personal essay is an abridged version of "Exit," which originally appeared in the Winter/Spring 2013 issue of Adventum: A Literary Magazine.

And, much like California, Alaska delayed its high school exit exam, originally planned for 2002, for two years because the test ended up being more demanding than lawmakers had intended.

"No Exit" was originally given the working title "Three-Eyed Turtle", which was changed when an executive at the National Broadcasting Company NBCC)'s Standards and Practices office realized this was slang for a sexual act.

Exit Art was originally located on an upper floor of 578 Broadway, in SoHo; in 1992, the center (which during this period was known as Exit Art/The First World) moved to 548 Broadway.

Exit numbers were originally sequential but are assigned today by mileage from south to east, the same numbering system used by the majority of U.S. states for their Interstate Highways as well.

The southern end of State Route 160 was then extended south to cover the part of the freeway that is no longer designated as State Route 4, from Main St .(where State Route 4 originally exited the freeway) to the fork of the new State Route 4 (formerly known as the State Route 4 Bypass).

Pull the tag straight back so the pin exits the hole it originally went through.

And while UKIP is increasingly inclined to speak to the problems of everyday Britain from pay to housing that's nothing more than a way to further the project upon which they were originally founded: exit from the European Union.

Birch, of course, has seen multiple exits, including Bebo, which he originally sold to AOL for $850 million in March 2008.

The freeway originally did not exit the Sarnia city limits, and merged into Highway 7 near the present Highway 40 interchange.