Sentence examples for exodus into from inspiring English sources

However, a wider collapse of the KNLA might well trigger a larger exodus into Thailand.

As the inevitable exodus into Jordan, Turkey and the Kurdish north of Iraq continues, so enormous humanitarian demands grow.

Ben Zobrist was intentionally walked and, after a pitching change, Lorenzo Cain's bases-clearing double off 42-year-old reliever Bartolo Colon made it 7-2 and prompted the crowd's mass exodus into the Queens night.

Reports of virtual slave-labour conditions on plantations and of repressive killings by authorities in the mid-1970s thised this gradual exodus into a flood, further impoverishing Equatorial Guinea's postindependence economy.

News of the possible border closing -- and the new Tutsi-dominated Rwandan government's pledge to send troops into the French-protected zone -- appears to have sparked the largest single day's exodus into Bukavu.

And when he turns "Whoever strikes his father or his mother shall be put to death," from Exodus into a story about being swatted by his son with a toy bowling pin, he reduces a high-minded premise to household schtick without skipping a beat.

In 2000, he successfully campaigned for chief justice as the "Ten Commandments judge". The appeals court noted that the excerpts from Exodus chiseled into the tablets are a Protestant version of the commandments.

Here, though, the story of the Exodus leads into the absolute worship of a God -- something that doesn't get less ingrained or rigid as someone grows into adulthood, but quite the opposite.

The exodus has continued into Belize, where land-use maps show bulges of farmland intruding into forest like small bumps along an otherwise razor-sharp line.

"He went into Exodus quite messed up.

Exodus marches us into the Passover festival, which recalls the Hebrew slave cry for freedom.