While Kelso is in no hurry to exit the investment, Mr. Wall said, it does have limited partners who will eventually want their money out.
Desperately I hurried to the exit and burst into Exhibition Road where ZONK!
But the entire cinema seemed utterly traumatised by that unforgettable opening sequence, and in the wake of this ruthlessly efficient curtain-raiser (you see nothing, but fear everything), two people hurried to the exit.
The 1,250 workers scampered for their lives, most of them hurrying to the stairway that led to the main exit.
But to many Americans — even onetime supporters of the Afghan mission in both parties — these episodes and the inevitable reaction they prompt only underscore the need to hurry to the exits in a war whose outcome, some military officials say, now seems less certain than at any time since Mr. Obama took office.
Not long after Mr. Rubio's exit, a second rookie Republican, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky, charged in the opposite direction, hurrying to the chamber to challenge an aviation measure that had strong backing from both parties.
Outsiders are hurrying to help.
On Monday, though, Mr. Knell and the board hurried to reassure public radio fans that his exit was because of something more mundane: a better job offer.
Uncaged parrots in a pet shop can cause me to exit in a hurry.
But it is logically impossible that the dancer who has just exited the stage door and now hurries to catch a late bus is not a dancer.
As I exited from the elevator I quickly hurried to the nurse's station to introduce myself to a new nurse whom I never met, and to find out where my mom was.
