Sentence examples for world of exit from inspiring English sources

In the world of "Exit West," migration doesn't involve rubber rafts or bloodied feet but, rather, "doors that could take you elsewhere, often to places far away".

"Those devalued lives," she writes, "like the truckers', are unimaginable outside the landscapes highway federalism built: the anonymous world of exit ramps, right-of-ways and travel plazas where places are numbers, people are anonymous, and human interaction is entirely mediated by commerce".

In the world of business exits there is something known as "the value gap".

England manager Roy Hodgson, who earlier in the week said that Suarez had to perform at the World Cup to be recognised as "one of the all-time greats", insisted he would not resign, despite defeat leaving his side on the brink of World Cup exit.

Lewis helped appoint Gatland in the wake of Wales's 2007 World Cup exit, after the sacking of Gareth Jenkins.

In a seeming tribute to electronic music's political roots, when Jean-Michel embarks on a world tour next month, the performance of "Exit" will feature a massive projection of the head of Edward Snowden, reading his monologue on screen.

And a row could spur rather than diffuse anti-China action in Congress.Rather than raising a bilateral ruckus, America would be far better off convincing other big economies in the G20 to press together for a yuan appreciation as part of the world's exit strategy from the crisis.

Luis Suarez left England on the brink of a World Cup exit as his brace gave Uruguay victory in Sao Paulo.

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The strange, anarchic exuberance they feel is tied to a fear that they are being pulled by surrogates into the world of responsible adulthood, a world whose exit will disappear behind them and for which they feel profoundly unready".

Sacking then-Wales coach Gareth Jenkins in the wake of their 2007 World Cup exit in pool match defeat against Fiji was one of the first major decisions made during Lewis's reign.