Sentence examples for modern exit from inspiring English sources

Since 1972, when modern exit polls first began, no Democratic presidential candidate has won a majority of white voters.

By contrast, surveys of voters leaving the polls in November 2000 found that Mr. Bush received only 8percentt of the black vote, the worst showing of any Republican presidential candidate since at least 1972, when modern exit polling began.

If women were to vote as the likely voter number suggests, it would be Democrats strongest performance in the House race in the history of modern exit polling (back to 1976).

That year, the 3 mile arterial south of the modern exit 5 was also designated as part of Route 4.

During the study, drivers who used the Colonel Rodman Highway arterial and were bound for the state capital of Providence were redirected onto Route 2, an accident-prone, four-lane undivided highway near the modern exit 5.

The final section of Baltimore National Pike, from east of the Monocacy River to the east end of Patrick Street near modern Exit 56, was expanded to a divided highway in 1953 with the exception of the Monocacy River crossing.

"It is close to the time I think that modern humans exited from Africa and gave rise to the populations in the rest of the world.

NY 47 was reconfigured to begin a half-mile (0.8 km) to the east of Howard Road at modern NY 390 exit 21 and follow the new highway southeastward to its temporary end at what is now I-390 exit 17 east of the airport.

By the late 1960s and early 1970s, the Outer Loop was complete from NY 383 to US 104 west of the city and from modern I-590 exit 1 to the lakeshore east of Rochester.

The origins of Route 4 date back to 1952, when construction began on a short, unnumbered arterial from US 1 to the modern location of exit 5 at Routes 2 and 102 in Wickford.

NY 47 followed the loop from US 104 south to NY 383 and from Elmwood Avenue north to modern NY 590 exit 8; north of that point, the expressway was part of US 104 and NY 18.