Sentence examples for exodus from one from inspiring English sources

As a result, locals fear we might be witnessing a permanent exodus from one of the longest-inhabited parts of the planet.

This sort of move isn't new, but I suspect that this might be the first major mass exodus from one port architecture to another since serial connections gave way to USB and even that move took years to complete.

"You do not see a mass exodus from one borough to another," she said.

He reminds them that the Haggadah, the traditional Hebrew tale of the exodus from Egypt, is one that holds a promise to usher people from slavery into freedom.

With the subcontinent split into two separate nations, the years before and after independence bore witness to a mass exodus of refugees travelling from one country to another, depending on their religion.

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Sometimes, they may just reflect wonky upheavals in the rapidly changing porn market, and the exodus of niche fan bases from one corner of the internet to another.

Still, many are surprised that smokers have recovered from the "sticker shock" of higher prices and so quickly, stemming the exodus from smoking in only one year.

He joked that he began the exodus from that Mets team, one that has included Manager Bobby Valentine and General Manager Steve Phillips.

"There will be an exodus from this administration in January," one Republican lobbyist told Politico.

Artie followed soon after as part of the exodus from the city and house-sat one of Dylan's two sizeable residences as a sideline.