Sentence examples for which exits from inspiring English sources

In the chamber, organic gases break down into hydrogen and carbon monoxide — the components of a fuel called synthesis gas, or syngas — which exits the furnace.

The final performance of the rock musical, which exits Broadway on Sept. 7 after 12 years, will be exhibited nationwide as part of a new business from Sony Pictures.

The stadium announcer told fans which exits to use, but more and more walked onto the grass, reluctant to go outside as news poured in of a shocking night of violence.

Wolf Winter eminently repays reading for the beauty of its prose, its strange, compelling atmosphere and its tremendous evocation of the stark, dangerous, threatening place, which exits in the far north and in the hearts of all of us.

That's something that Finland-based Flowdock, which exits Beta today, aims to address.

Mandating a single, central exhaust pipe, which exits above the gearbox, means the gases can no longer be harnessed in this way.

But reviving the Netto brand, which exited the UK in 2010, isn't a guaranteed success.

The clever twist was that Fannie, which exited the public sector in 1968, wasn't wholly separate.

The companies, which exited bankruptcy protection in 2002, face pressure from carriers like Nextel, which sell paging services along with voice calling.

Sega, which exited the game console business last year, now expects to earn just 5 billion yen ($41 million) for the year that ends in March 2003.

The investigation covers the parent company, Mitsubishi Electric and Electronics USA and affiliates, all of which exited the DRAM business in 2003, according to the company.