Sentence examples for old exit from inspiring English sources

State transportation officials had come up with what they thought was a compromise: converting the signs to miles but also making note of the old exit numbers.

So the sign for the new Exit 43, on Duval Mine Road in Sahuarita, would also have indicated "Old Exit 69".

That was why, on a blustery Sunday afternoon on the rue Messier, at the old exit from La Santé, I was chatting with a group of young people – students, teachers, IT workers.

Contribute with Guardian Witness Eduardo Paolozzi's mosaic Church Window has been successfully removed from the Tottenham Court Road's old exit 1 to begin a new life at platform level.

The old exit numbers (31 and upward) on the turnpike Northeast Extension were a continuation of old exit numbers 1 through 30 on the east-west turnpike.

"Our allies in the region are convinced that we're leaving".. Ah yes, the old "exit strategy = defeat" meme.

Specifically, in the displaced maze, selected mice traveled more frequently to the old, habituated exit, bypassing the new exit attached to their home cage.

Some of Roth's novels of the last decade have described working-class Jewish New Jersey of the 1940s and 1950s ("The Plot Against America," "Indignation"), while others are set in the present day, where the children of the World War II era find themselves growing old ("Everyman," "Exit Ghost," and now "The Humbling").

"We have to come up with a policy that would let younger artists in and that would let older artists exit through attrition, without shame or embarrassment.

Kerr Putney, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police chief, said officers were searching for a suspect on Tuesday when they saw 43-year-old Keith Lamont Scott exit a vehicle with a handgun, and mistook him for the wanted man.

Employers also have a warped incentive to encourage their 65-year-olds to exit.