Sentence examples for exodus at the from inspiring English sources
That would exceed an exodus at the start of the year, when aid agencies scrambled to shelter and feed 70,000 people fleeing fighting near Aleppo.
Richard Money has recruited 10 new faces after a sizeable exodus at the end of the last campaign including the departures of Luke Chadwick and Tom Elliott.
The relative stability, at least within the executive suite, suggests that a soft job market, corporate loyalty and personal pride helped deter the feared management exodus at the companies hardest hit by the pay rules.
For most of the day Monday, a report about the investor exodus at the hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors was the most-viewed article on the Bloomberg data terminals that permeate Wall Street trading floors.
If the audience had known that this was all they were going to see and hear for the next 75 minutes, there would probably have been a mass exodus at the start.
The struggle for equality — beginning with freedom from human bondage (see: references to the book of Exodus at the Gospel Brunch) — has been so central to African-American identity that many blacks find homosexual claims of a commensurate level of injustice frivolous, and even offensive.
Now he has been joined by the former archbishop of Canterbury and a gung-ho Murdoch press, while George Osborne has signalled he also wants attacks on the "evil Assad regime" to deal with the refugee exodus "at source".
And in the case of the Exodus, at least, the rebooting of the country leads to a protracted wandering in the desert full of anxiety, regret, doubt, and rebellion.
While most readings see a dramatic exodus at this point in the evening, hardly anyone here moves.
Asked if he saw an exodus at those companies, he said he didn't, but added, "I worry about this a lot".
Though G.M.'s 74,000 workers are on average older than Ford's, the size of the exodus at G.M. signals deteriorating confidence among members of the United Automobile Workers in their employer and the industry.
