Sentence examples for taking exits from inspiring English sources

The groups were sung without interruption, eliminating the customary fatuities of applause taking, exits and entrances.

Learn exits.

But Captain Ken Young, spokesman for the Clark County School District Police, said their safety lessons which emphasize situational awareness basics like taking note of potential exits aren't all that different from what's taught in other large cities like Los Angeles or Miami.

In Germany, nearly 50% of "exits" last year took the form of complete write-offs, according to the German Venture Capital Association (BVK .Germany's economic stagnation may have put off strategic investors; but big private-equity firms are continuing to buy businesses, if not at the rate of 2000-01 (see chart).

(Takes coconut cell phone and EXITS).

See us take to our dimly lit exits — disappearing into the cities of Minneapolis and St.

PACKERS' GRANT EXITS Packers running back Ryan Grant took a hit to the head and needed help from trainers after being tackled in the first quarter of Green Bay's preseason opener, a 27-24 loss to visiting Cleveland.

TWINS' LIRIANO EXITS EARLY Minnesota starter Francisco Liriano, who threw a no-hitter against the White Sox last week, was taken out after three innings against Detroit, having given up four runs, three hits and three walks and having thrown 59 pitches.

If they can't take care of this, how can they care for more than this?" Mrs. Klein is part of a group of area residents, Citizens Against the Rest Stop, who are marshaling their efforts to fight the State Department of Transportation's plans to double the size of the rest area, which is on the eastbound side of the expressway between Exits 51 and 52.

Once the American Hannah Kearney had skied her gold-clinching run, spoiling some of the fun for the Canadian fans who had come out to see the favorite Jennifer Heil earn the hosts their first gold (she took silver), the sodden masses headed for the exits which in the case of Cypress means a lineup of busses.

EXITS are sudden in Italian banking.