Sentence examples for exodus would have from inspiring English sources

(Little Jill Haworth, from "Exodus," would have been ideal). Cecil Parker looks in briefly, as Miss Haworth's captain grandfather.

Had not the original Australian team, led by Morwood, uncovered those hobbit remains in 2004, the story of humanity's African exodus would have been considered a fairly simple affair.

"They'll need more generators, more uninterruptible power supplies, more air-conditioning," Salerno says, asserting that Exodus would have to spend $3 billion to upgrade 3 million square feet of space.

For Exodus, the transaction would have allowed it to enlarge its leading role in the hosting industry, in which companies provide services like security and high-speed connections for other companies' Web sites.

If a large government defense contractor were to take over, Mr. Richardson said, "then you would have an exodus from our labs".

If it had dropped in the other direction, you would have seen an exodus of people".

GENEVA -- Switzerland's voters approved a referendum on Sunday calling for the automatic deportation of foreigners who are convicted of serious crimes, but they rejected an initiative to set a minimum national tax rate for the wealthy that opponents asserted would have prompted an exodus by many wealthy Swiss and foreigners.

Justine Greening, the Development Secretary who is in New York as part of the Prime Minister's delegation, said she remained downbeat about finding any early solution to the fighting in Syria and ending the refugee exodus but was certain that it would have to involve Russia.

In the summer of 2007, Schock was part of the coalition in the House that defeated the Governor's proposed Gross Receipts Tax and his employer tax, which would have caused an exodus of employers from Illinois.

Simply put, the post-billboard exodus of Heartland's corporate donors would have been neither as big nor as fast if not for the actions of thousands of everyday Americans calling those donors to account.

Carleen Miller, Exodus Refugee's executive director, said she would have wanted to challenge the demand but needed to find a home for the family first.