Sentence examples for exodus out from inspiring English sources

During the chaotic exodus out of Abyei, Ms. Achol lost two other children.

Right now the entire industry is losing money in Florida, and there is an exodus out of the state.

After the Exodus out of Egypt, Joshua led the Israelites into the Promised Land and divided the territory among the 12 tribes.

Four years later, the schools could report a rise in test scores for black students, no decline in white scores and no significant white exodus out of the school system.

Participants pay a hundred and three dollars for the first twelve classes they attend; included in that price is an "Exodus: Out of Egypt" workbook and a set of audiocassettes.

Obama's message to Jewish families around the world sees echoes of "that ancient instruction" to remember the Exodus out of Egypt in the "modern stories of social transformation and liberation unfolding in the Middle East and North Africa".

Paramount Pictures' "Noah" will open March 28, and 20th Century Fox's "Exodus" comes out Dec. 12.

Of all systems examined, however, only 23%% reported explicitly collecting data on workforce attrition – information that is especially relevant in countries experiencing HRH rural exodus, international out-migration, or both.

But there are still major projects under way, and no one is expecting an all-out exodus of aid workers from Afghanistan anytime soon.

In the N.B.A., the great exodus of locked-out players to foreign teams has yet to develop and will further be curtailed if the Chinese Basketball Association passes a rule forbidding opt-out contracts, writes Adrian Wojnarowski on Yahoo.com.

Sam Amick writes on SI.com that most doubt it will begin an exodus of locked-out players heading abroad, but according to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo.com, Kobe Bryant has indicated he will listen to offers.