Sentence examples similar to hand exit from inspiring English sources

As to the SHIs, fees negotiated with the service providers have always satisfied their participation constraints: On the one hand, German medical faculties continue to face excess demand, causing them to impose a numerus clausus; on the other hand, exits of hospitals are an extremely rare event.

The interchange with I-94 had only two bridges and left hand exits were used throughout.

By this time, the Livarot was beginning to work its magic on the interior of my rented Alero so Brad and I drove onto the Bay Bridge and took the left-hand exit to Treasure Island, where we ate our cheese and crusty bread, staring across the blustery water at the city's hills and the Golden Gate Bridge.

From westbound Route 37, exit 4B is a right-hand exit that is used to access I-95 north, while exit 4A is a left-hand exit that is used to access I-95 south.

By 1969, an extension of the Trenton Freeway from the current left-hand exit to US 1 Business/US 206 to Whitehead Road was completed and received the Route 174 designation.

So far, several ramps have been completed, with the ramp from northbound I-95 to eastbound I-695 completed in September 2008, the ramp from westbound I-695 to northbound I-95 completed in October 2008, the ramp from northbound I-95 to westbound I-695 completed in November 2008 (eliminating the left-hand exit), and the ramp from eastbound I-695 to southbound I-95 was completed in May 2009.

Go to the Autumn Area (Red-Orange) Take the right-hand exit to Pine Tree Grove.

Left-hand exits contributed to the congestion.

Both ramps from eastbound Route 37 are right-hand exits.

The hand should exit when it passes the hip, when the elbow should be flexed again.

The trouble for Greece is that it is a horrible choice between carrying on with unsustainable cuts — a strategy which in my view offers no chance of growing the economy so that Greece can start to change and pay back its debt — and on the other hand an exit which constitutes a terrifying leap into the unknown.