Sentence examples for while exit from inspiring English sources

So while exit polling for British elections has generally been very good, it hasn't been infallible.

And while exit visas have been easy to obtain since 1997, meddlesome bureaucrats can still cause trouble by withholding permits required for public exhibitions and performances.

However, while exit polls indicated Sanders won comfortably with under-40s and white men, Clinton was ahead with older voters, women, and black and Latino supporters.

While exit polls in other states have indicated that many Clinton supporters, including many whites, would back Mr. Obama in the fall, more than half of West Virginia voters said they would be dissatisfied if Mr. Obama won the nomination, according to the voter surveys conducted by Edison/Mitofsky.

This clearly expresses an event-oriented meaning but while exit can be seen as a nominalization, as will be discussed below, the lexeme BREXIT is not a nominalization in the strictest sense since it is formed by an adjective-noun blend rather than the more typical deverbal nominal transpositions (i.e. the nominal is formed without recourse to non-nominal meanings or items, cf. Mackenzie 2007).

While "Exit" may not be for everyone, Jarre isn't too fazed: "People will like it, people will hate it.

George Steinbrenner, the Yankees' principal owner, stumbled on the stairs while exiting Yankee Stadium after yesterday's game.

While exiting the courtroom, Stubblefield and his lawyer, Michael Armstrong, declined to comment on the plea.

"Were there deaths?" Ms. Morena asked, while exiting a supermarket with bags of groceries.

They refused, and one explained while exiting that they were New York City police detectives from the Bronx.

The company wants to minimize losses while exiting the derivatives business.