Sentence examples for home exit from inspiring English sources

To enter the late-19th-century residence, Mr. Lorimer must tromp through his landlord's home, exit into a courtyard and then walk through his own front door.

Up ticked the traffic and the congestion at the crossroads he calls home, Exit 53 on Interstate 84, one of the busiest intersections in all of Idaho.

According to Joe Ryan, a Bayonne historian who got the words directly from Mr. Ruskin, the chorus goes this way: Take me home, to Bayonne To the place, I call home Jersey City, by the Turnpike Take me home, Exit 14G Of course, they had the exit wrong.

After twenty-five, I tell my husband to pull off at the next exit, which by the way, is only two exits from our home exit, but little would you know that from the time we've spent not traveling.

Nighttime activity, a common occurrence in persons with dementia, increases the risk for injury and unattended home exits and impairs the sleep patterns of caregivers.

Of everything else we had seen and heard, those were the words that stayed with me as we left for home, exiting into the chilly December night.

At other nursing homes, exits are often marked with "Stop" signs, or blocked with the kind of fluorescent banners that police use to cordon off crime scenes.

Gilou performs perhaps his greatest feat of escapology so far, breaking into their business premises just as the raid on their homes takes place, exiting with the bullet shells safely in his possession.

Novi Sad is also home of EXIT, one of Europe's largest music festivals.

Additionally, the landscape is full of slow-growing startups that do make it, just not in a venture home run exit kind of way.

"The dead wood signed by Fletcher has been shown the Home Park exit door and replaced by players capable of scoring goals, such as Marvin Morgan, Romuald Boco and Lewis Alessandra - as well as a decent midfielder in the shape of Dominic Blizzard.