Sentence examples for rushed exit from inspiring English sources

Among them was a 72-year-old Kachin woman, Mahkaw Lu, who still appeared rattled by the rushed exit from her village in October as fighting approached.

The emergency slides were inflated once the plane had touched down: 15 passengers went to hospital after hurting themselves during the evacuation, 14 of them with suspected fractures.Who knows what fears were motivating cabin crew and passengers during this rushed exit?

In Europe the giveaways are a little different billions have gone to wind and solar projects but the same madness often prevails: Germany's rushed exit from nuclear power ended up helping boost American coal and Russian gas.The most straightforward piece of reform, pretty much everywhere, is simply to remove all the subsidies for producing or consuming fossil fuels.

A Greek collapse and rushed exit from the euro zone could imperil other peripheral countries as money is pulled from them and sent to the presumed safe havens of Germany, or the United States, and they might feel it necessary to also exit the euro zone.

Strube's contrarian timing paid off in oil, a business DuPont rushed to exit by spinning off Conoco in 1999.

"They look like geniuses now," says Howard Rappaport, director of polyolefins at consultancy Chemical Market Associates Inc. Strube's contrarian timing paid off in oil, a business DuPont rushed to exit by spinning off Conoco in 1999.

Excited fans rushed the exits.

The CBS report also explained of the evacuation that the venue "was not evacuated immediately, but some people rushed the exits, causing a backup".

Despite a 19 percent slump in Gaultier sales in 2009, which rebounded last year, Hermes is not rushing to exit, he added.

Apparently waves of kids and old people rushing to exit a crowded pool doesn't comply with the classic walk don't run rule.

(20)   潮水一批批退下去 (CCL Corpus) chAsshuillustratedtuinxia-qu tide__one.CLFigureede-descend-go The tides receded down (away from the speaker) one by one.