Sentence examples for exodus which is from inspiring English sources

New arrivals to the cities or those with strong roots to rural Indonesia lead the exodus, which is called "mudik," meaning "going home".

Shares of Exodus, which is based in Santa Clara, Calif., fell 23 cents today, or 26percentto to 65 cents in Nasdaq trading.

This new exodus, which is not the first, highlights the continuing displacement of Iraqis despite improved security over all and the near-resolution of the political impasse that gripped the country after elections in March.

The exodus, which is likely to be many times larger if an assault on the northern Islamic State stronghold of Mosul goes ahead as planned later this year, has taken the government and humanitarian groups off guard.

Opening the first programme is Rennie Harris's Exodus, which is almost a 21st-century version of Revelations, a spiritual journey of suffering and redemption reinvented for the hip-hop generation.

Shares in Exodus, which are traded over-the-counter, fell 9 cents, to 19 cents.

She was a production manager for Otto Preminger's "Exodus," which was shot mainly in Israel, as well as for David Lean's "Lawrence of Arabia" and John Huston's "Man Who Would Be King," both filmed in Europe and the Middle East.

In 2006, Bell preached a series of sermons titled "The New Exodus," which was dedicated to the proposition that churches are called to fight poverty, oppression, and environmental degradation.

The United States reaped substantial public relations benefits from the mass exodus, which was used to depict the allure of the "free world".

There was never any danger of a mass exodus, though, which is one reason why the bookmakers thought Burnley would do well this season – and clearly there is something within the club's present ethos that players enjoy.

Finally, American action could end a terrible human-rights disaster within Syria and stop the exodus of refugees, which is creating a burden on neighboring states.