Sentence examples for quick exodus from inspiring English sources
Six months have passed since Mr. Spitzer's breathtakingly quick exodus from office after being implicated as a patron of a prostitution ring.
There will be no immediate exodus.
The surprisingly quick resumption in the exodus is perhaps a reflection of Africa's steep and general decline in recent years.
But the Vietnamese seeing this exodus were quick to figure out what was happening, and dozens showed up to try to board the buses.
Since a firm's only real assets are its partners, when a few departures turn into an exodus, the end can be shockingly quick.
So suggests a quick view of the Thirteen Divine Attributes, in Exodus 34 6-7 34 6-7
Critics were also quick to claim the tax would lead to an exodus of business away from London.
MS. ALBERT was quick to say that there had been no "wholesale exodus" from New York City and that the market would doubtless rebound from the post-attack effects.
Francis's new system will make it quicker, cheaper and less about blame, thereby reversing the current exodus of divorced and remarried Catholics from the sacraments.
Heavy bass producer and guitarist Sullivan King is quick to point out how many Warped Tour-esque artists followed in Skrillex's footsteps, making the exodus from post-hardcore, punk, and screamo to electronic music.
