Sentence examples for series exit from inspiring English sources

Crime fiction sustained a further blow in September when Ian Rankin's Inspector Rebus, the 20th century's introvert-detective nonpareil, finally stepped into retirement at the conclusion of the 17th novel in the series, Exit Music.

We have used focal series exit wave reconstruction and the aberration correction algorithm described in this paper to characterize the structure of many different single-layer graphene grain boundary misorientations [42 44].

Nate Cohn: "And this has been the Israeli edition of our recurring series: exit polls bad, counting votes good" [@Nate_Cohn].

In conclusion, in our series EXIT procedure in twin pregnancy have had very good results.

The Club (Bizarre Creations, PS3, Xbox 360, PC) The Liverpool studio behind the Project Gotham series exits its comfort zone and heads into third-person action adventure territory.

The 60th anniversary season of the Formula One world championship begins at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday as the series exits one of its greatest decades wondering whether the next will be as interesting, fruitful and competitive.

Street led England to five successive Six Nations crowns until 2012, before a difficult 2013 that saw his side suffer a comprehensive series loss to New Zealand, exit the Sevens World Cup at the quarter-finals and lose the Nations Cup Final to Canada.

"T-Series' exit is a trigger, but Dhingana's problems are much beyond that," this person said over the weekend.

"Exit Polling" (Radcliffe, Wiig): Radcliffe plays a Republican primary voter who is asked a series of exit poll questions by Kristen Wiig.

Outgoing attorney general Eric Holder, in a series of exit interviews on Thursday, expressed his own frustration: "We do need to change the law.

A series of exit polls had suggested a closer race, with CNN putting Clinton's lead at a much tighter margin of 52%-48 52%-48