Sentence examples for exits up from inspiring English sources
The rope should run up through the carabiner from behind, then out toward you; if the rope enters the carabiner from the front and then exits (up) behind the carabiner, this is known as backclipping and could cause the rope to come unclipped if you fall.
She grew up in South River, a small suburb three exits up the New Jersey Turnpike and only became familiar with Trenton when visiting her father at St. Francis Hospital, in the city's old-line Italian neighborhood of Chambersburg.
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.
Behind them is a management consultant who uses EasyJet from Luton because he lives just three exits up the M1 and it is quicker than hacking round the M25 to Heathrow.
We also test the hypothesis that the total number of exits up to month 53 is the same in the data and in the model.
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.
For a time, another daily test was held at the 36th Street station in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, where local residents knew to anticipate an abnormally elevated step as they exited up a staircase — and often tripped anyway.
Regardless, the value of European startup exits went up as its deal volume rose.
Use white latex paint and paint from where the trunk exits the ground up to the first set of branches.
