Sentence examples for takes to exit from inspiring English sources

What's the average time it takes to exit the maze?

But the charges that Cable and Wireless said it would take to exit the United States market -- £300 million, or $519 million -- were half what analysts had expected.

But the consultation says: "The government's strong expectation is that, consistent with the approach taken to exit payment recovery, bodies that are proposed to be outside the scope of the cap on exit payments will set out a commensurate cap on exit payments, at least equivalent to the arrangements proposed, and introduce this no later than the exit payment cap".

That path will be the shortest possible path the user could take to exit the building.

Advisers were concerned at the amount of time it could take to exit the ground in the event of an emergency.

One of the major concerns the advisers had was that any blockage on the Andersonstown Road where the stadium is based could push the amount of time it could take to exit the ground to well over the recommended eight minutes.

We're told – with maybe a hint of exaggeration – that it took France's First Lady a whopping 35 takes to convincingly exit a grocery store.

Main outcome measures The outcomes were specialty and sex of the consultants, manner of approaching the barrier (pass-card ready or not), and time taken to park, exit the vehicle, and walk to a designated point.

ANDY COULSON: Though I'm taking steps to exit The house that hacking built, Do not take my resignation As an admission of guilt.

This means ants took longer to exit the nest.

These experiments suggested that the majority of infectious sporozoites take hours to exit the injection site.