Sentence examples for is exits from from inspiring English sources

It's a paradox — that someone known for taking the most extreme risks is at the same time so prudent — but it's also true that Mark "makes" a higher percentage of his waves (that is, exits from the wave still on his feet) than any other surfer I know.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) announced that the French firm is exiting from its contract to deliver work capability assessments before it is due to end in August 2015.

When the motorcycle is exiting from the curve, the speed is low and the acceleration is high and the error due to a reduced number of bolts is critical.

The flow of the cold water is guided by the baffles provided over the tubes; the water is entered at 298 K and atmospheric pressure and it is exited from the shell outer nozzle into atmospheric pressure.

d The reamer is removed and the reamer guide-rod is exiting from the portal Open image in new window Fig. 2 a Perforating the piriformis fossa with an awl.

Two thirds of these exits were exits from welfare altogether and one third were exits to other welfare payments.

Whatever the philosophical arguments, what Berliners are really looking for are exits from some home-grown innovators and some bigs ones.

But other countries also appear to be exiting from international organizations.

"There is always a human side, it has a major impact on people's lives when they are exited from the program.

Joel Joffe had just arrived on British shores, after being "exited" from South Africa, when he saw a leaflet offering life membership for the Voluntary Euthanasia Society for just 20 guineas.

Really this is all academic as we are exiting from the cereal business in the UK and Europe," said Ranjana Smetacek, Monsanto's public affairs director in India.