Sentence examples for moving from exit from inspiring English sources
Another shouted: 'Move, bitch, or I'll squash you with my horse.' " The first kettle – the Met uses the term "containment" – was imposed at 3.30pm, and though it was lifted occasionally to allow small groups to leave, as darkness fell many protesters spoke of moving from exit to exit before being turned back by officers.
Analysis of model results in comparison with the experimental data has shown that it is possible to distinguish different precursors of particles moving from the exit of the burner into the post-oxidation region of the flame.
When the required link inflow and outflow capacities are available, an agent can move from the exit buffer of an upstream link to the entrance buffer of the downstream buffer.
Whitehall's top Brexit civil servant joins May and Davis as a symbol of the tussle between them, recently moving from the Department for Exiting the EU back to the Cabinet Office.
On September 16, 2000 a tropical wave – an elongated area of low air pressure moving from east to west – exited the west coast of Africa.
On average one-third of the time was spent in moving from seat positions to an exit". In other words, people generally seek further information before they act.
To improve the performance of desiccant wheel, it is essential to accelerate the hump moving from the duct entrance to the duct exit as soon as possible.
FRANKFURT — To listen to European leaders lately, the debate about Greece's exit from the euro zone is increasingly moving from "if" to "how".
The Washington State Department of Transportation WSDOTT) is currently studying plans to alleviate traffic congestion at the western terminus of the highway, with plans ranging from moving the exit ramp from I-82, creating a roundabout, or adding a traffic light.
She used a back exit to move from the competition pool to the warm-down pool, making it there in about 90 seconds.
On the return journey we got moved from our seats to the emergency exit seats in the middle of the aircraft because a disabled person had been allocated those.
