"Looks like this one is open," he said, indicating an aisle seat on an exit row, one of the most desirable seats.
In 1960 he left his homeland on an "exit permit", a one-way ticket into exile, for a Nieman journalism fellowship at Harvard University.
The late Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan worked for years to transform the grand old building at Eighth Avenue and 33rd Street into a train station, but even after securing federal, state and city cooperation, no one could pin down the Postal Service on an exit date, said Kevin Sheekey, Mr. Moynihan's former chief of staff.
After passing other vehicles on the highway shoulder, Dukes stopped on an exit ramp.
"Katie has hit on an exit strategy, and that is in CBS's interest now as well".
First they drove past Abraham Lincoln High School on an exit off the Belt Parkway.
Walters told her to concentrate on an exit sign: "That's what trampoline work is mainly about — knowing where to look".
Walters told her to concentrate on an exit sign: "That's what trampoline work is mainly about knowing where to look".
To the west, Franklin Simson's 18-wheeler got stuck on an exit ramp as he tried to deliver corn flour to a tortilla bakery at 3 a.m.
The efficacy outcome was based on an exit venogram at Day 30 (+14 days), or earlier in case of CVL removal, or confirmed symptomatic VTE.
"I've been good on picking up properties, but I haven't been good on an exit strategy," said Mr. Vela, who paid cash.
