Sentence examples for passing exit from inspiring English sources

DURING the three-hour drive from Madison to Green Bay, passing exit signs for Sheboygan and Oshkosh, I caught myself thinking about the lengths to which you'll go to see Steve Spurrier get religion.

After passing exit 42, the turnpike curves away from US-81, turning northeast toward El Dorado and Emporia.

Passing Exit 24 on the Grand Central Parkway and crossing into Queens, he reaches for the power switch on his Radio Shack scanner.

Graduation rates for low-achieving minority students and girls have fallen nearly 20 percentage points since California implemented a law requiring high school students to pass exit exams in order to graduate, according to a new Stanford study.

In 2006, Zahorchak said he supported requiring high-school students to pass exit exams before they could graduate, although he acknowledged implementing such a testing program would be a long and difficult effort.

Residents are recent graduates, are explicitly acknowledged as trainees, require supervision, and are required to attend formal education sessions, complete informal requirements, and pass exit examinations before entering into independent practice.

This location is at a River Kilometer 90 above the Head of Passes – exit of the Mississippi River to the Gulf of Mexico.

Defenseman Dmitry Orlov made an ill-advised cross-ice pass exiting Washington's zone, and it was picked off by forward Tom Kuhnhackl, who casually skated toward goaltender Braden Holtby and scored on a backhand 2 43 into the game.

Afterward, I stood near a Korean-American reporter in the mixed zone, through which all Olympic athletes are required to pass while exiting.

Under the current system, standardized tests do not count toward final grades, and students must pass four exit-level exams to graduate.

We pass the exits to "State Correctional Facility" on the highway and if we think of it at all, it's mostly to shudder in thanks that we're not there.