Sentence examples for joint exit from inspiring English sources

The first results from the joint exit poll for BBC, ITV and Sky suggested the Lib Dems would gain 59 seats, down from 63 in the last parliament.

The moment I remember best is that of Michael Williams and Nickolas Grace as the twin Dromios singing "let's go hand in hand" as they made their harmonious joint exit.

The process by which knowledge is created, accumulated and eventually destroyed appears crucial to many industrial dynamics patterns, since it shapes the profile of evolution of industries by favouring the entry of new companies, the co-existence of incumbents and new entrants and, eventually, their selective or joint exit over time.

The BBC and ITN used different pollsters from 1974 right up until 2005 when they agreed to a joint exit poll conducted by MORI and NOP.

Their joint exits appeared to be sudden, according to a leaked email seen by the BBC that was sent by Crawford and Harwood to former and current colleagues.

The anterior limb then runs in an antero-dorsal direction through the calcaneum between the anterior and medial facets of the subtalar joint, exiting through the neck of the talus.

During closure, an epidural catheter is placed within the joint to exit away from the surgical field, through which a further 20 mL of levobupivicaine is infiltrated after closure.

He paid Siemens £700m for its stake in the GPT telecoms equipment joint venture, exited power-generation and white goods and, in 1999, paid £1.3bn for Reltec and £2.8bn for FORE, two US makers of switchers and routers.

were placed deep into knee joint, which exited superolaterally.

Mr. Rosenberg — who called the soap opera issue a "sham" designed to let the federation exit joint talks.

Sometime after 7 p.m., brackets on an expansion joint on an exit lane of the bridge that feeds the northbound Major Deegan Expressway, got dislodged and protruded up into the roadway, said Sgt. Richard Kemmler.