Sentence examples for subject of exit from inspiring English sources
The credited director and, at least at first, the ostensible subject of "Exit" is Banksy, the artist whose conceptual graffiti are as recognizable as his face is unknown.
The gallery's first featured artist will be Thierry Guetta a k a Mr. Brainwash, who was the subject of the Banksy film "Exit Through the Gift Shop".
The din grew to a dull roar as the subject of all the excitement exited the plane, brandishing his Olympic-sized medal.
As oppressive as the "Real World" concept sounds, the show provides its subjects any number of exits and hiding places: the two camera crews that work the house bend heliotropically toward the topic of the moment and vacate the premises entirely for four hours a day.
At the time of exit from the study at 5 years, the post-BD FEV1 for this subject was 1.78L compared to baseline value of 2.27L.
Three EPIC subjects had the same date of recruitment and date of exit and were excluded because they did not contribute to the underlying time at risk variable.
The Last Exit was the subject of a 1987 retrospective in The Seattle Times in which Cisski described his intent to "create a haven where students and the benign crazies" were welcome and where "everyone felt equal and there were no sacred cows".
Thus, the option of exit is ambiguous.
Sc Nurses ) from health facilities not included in the study observed the way of history taking, physical examination diagnosis approach and its management to one in every four of the study subjects before the exit interview and after oral consent was obtained from both the provider and the client.
Borjas and Doran (2012a) examine how the arrival of mathematicians from the former Soviet Union affected the publications and career trajectories of their US counterparts, finding little evidence of aggregate increases in knowledge but strong evidence of native crowding out, both in terms of subject shifts and exits from the field6.
