Sentence examples for exodus for a from inspiring English sources

Somewhere below his silence lurked six languages, the result of being born in Tel Aviv to parents who had fled pogroms in Poland, relocating at age seven to Germany (an unusual reverse exodus for a family of Jews in 1948, precipitated by limited travel options and violence in what was then still Palestine), and arriving in the United States, on a refugee visa, at the age of twelve.

By the fall, seven new private funds–including at least 12 top managers and dozens of their staff members will have been spun out of the group over the past seven years, a stunning exodus for a firm of just 175 employees.

By the fall, seven new private funds--including at least 12 top managers and dozens of their staff members--will have been spun out of the group over the past seven years, a stunning exodus for a firm of just 175 employees.

We haven't had a big end-of-year exodus for a couple of years, so I knew this was coming, but we were all just crying all week.

Experiencing the exodus for a "Christian" "Egyptian" means living with an identity that holds a tension, a paradox; one is simultaneously an "Egyptian" and an "Israelite".

These patterns are not accidental in such a centralized society, where the Politburo often takes up the case of a single individual's emigration - and where the right of exodus for an entire ethnic group of two million must be a sore point in the authorities' dealings with other, larger minorities.

"While we'll welcome anyone to central Florida, we're also conscious of the fact that a mass exodus for the island would hurt long-term prosperity efforts there," said Rep. Darren Soto, a Democrat who is of Puerto Rican descent and whose congressional district includes Orlando.

A new exodus for the Middle East?

Thousands of people are leaving relatively uneventful rural areas to seek refuge even in Mogadishu, Somalia's bullet-riddled capital, which has experienced a mass exodus for years because of fighting between the shaky government and Islamist militants.

"Conxion's price for managed hosting is less than half what we were paying at Exodus for unmanaged service," says Margaret Mingione, a tech manager at Symantec.

Exodus, for example, prioritises language skills, an interest in outdoor pursuits, experience of working with people of all ages and knowledge of a particular culture or region.