Sentence examples for new exits from inspiring English sources

While the new exits may have redistributed passengers, unexpected problems still can be disruptive.

"My pet peeve about these new exits is that they haven't built in any services at all," Mr. Mellstrom said.

That phase will widen and lengthen pedestrian concourses in Penn Station to provide new exits and elevator access for overcrowded tracks.

Under the plan, new exits and entrances connecting the Bruckner Expressway to the Hunts Point market would be added for truckers.

The installation of a fire sprinkler system, new exits and elevators belatedly brought City Hall into compliance with safety and environmental building codes, as well as those codes mandated by the Americans With Disabilities Act.

The opening of four new exits at Grand Central Terminal in August 1999 has changed the dynamics of boarding and leaving the trains in ways that play out each morning on platforms in Westchester.

Nathan Zuckerman, the narrator of Roth's new novel, "Exit Ghost" (Houghton Mifflin; $26), is incontinent and, above all, impotent, twin results of prostate cancer.

"I'm going to do everything I can to sabotage you," the writer Nathan Zuckerman tells an upstart biographer in Philip Roth's new novel, "Exit Ghost".

The new exit cost $94,000.

Britain would have to introduce new exit checks.

The tunnel reached its new exit point three months later.