Sentence examples for exodus but also from inspiring English sources
Quoting the Book of Exodus but also presaging the title of Robert A. Heinlein's sci-fi classic, he wrote, "I felt like a stranger in a strange land, and yet every object which I passed was familiar".
The official was referring not only to Mr. Jeffords's exodus, but also to the administration's need to prepare for life after the death of the Republicans' Senate majority and the imperative of bathing Mr. Bush in a more moderate light.
The wager at Los Guarinos is a lighthearted take not only on this exodus, but also on the questions it raises about the future of Washington Heights as a working-class Dominican stronghold.
So, a few days before Pennsylvanians vote, the candidates could have commemorated not just the Exodus from Egypt but also "the shot heard round the world," thus identifying themselves all at once with political liberation, religious freedom and — yes! — the right to bear arms.
Most critics agree that "Exodus" is visually impressive but also uneven and overlong.
The collapse of North Korea's government would inevitably provoke a huge population exodus, largely to northern China, but also by boat to South Korea and Japan.
The dynamism of the city also encourages rural exodus, not only from Macedonia, but also from Kosovo, Albania and Southern Serbia.
Such weariness is evident not just in the people who are forgoing a Senate bid but also in the exodus of senators not seeking re-election.
Nery Castillo and Felipe Caicedo will quickly be ushered out of the door but the exodus could also involve Dietmar Hamann, Michael Ball, Javier Garrido, Darius Vassell, Nedem Onuoha and even the Brazil international Elano Blumer.
Most of the community has moved to Israel, where as Jews they are entitled to automatic citizenship, but their exodus could also bring an end to one of the last Jewish societies in the Arab world.
Globalization lured a record number of immigrants, but also contributed to an exodus of factory jobs --belying those gloomy forecasts that the urban frontier in New York was on the verge of closing forever.
