Sentence examples for exits which from inspiring English sources

I also blame the organizers because that stadium has problems with the exits, which are too small".

Find an exit — there are plenty of exits, which is one of the many underappreciated features of this completely unappreciated anti-landmark — and get out fast.

Their exits, which will come into force a year after they served notice, will leave 121 member states that have ratified the 1998 Rome statute.

Dancing in "Marble Halls," she said, made her far more aware of instrumental entrances and exits, which were paralleled by movements on and off stage in the dance.

Alex Ross Perry's new film, "Golden Exits," which also premièred at Sundance, is at Maryland as well; all four of his previous features can be seen on Amazon (albeit via pay-per-view).

The hope is that ministers will either extend the period before Britain officially exits, which would need the agreement of all the other 27 member states, or that a temporary deal will be agreed.

Think of Helen Thomas's exit, which did not end well for anyone.

The ticket office only had one exit, which people scrambled to get out of.

IF YOU GO -- From Route 1, take the College Road East exit, which is just north of Princeton.

Take U.S. 1 and 9 South to the Raymond Street exit, which leads to downtown Newark.

The result is a stampede for the exit, which cannot be stopped by Italian policy reforms alone.