Príklady exit

• At the end of the performance, there was a mad dash for the exit.

• The police are covering all the exits, so they've no chance of escape.

• Is the emergency exit suitable for wheelchairs?

• There are three exits from the gallery, but only one leads directly onto the street.

• I thought my best plan was a discreet exit.

• The player says he may retire following another early exit from an international tournament.

• I missed my exit and had to continue to the next one.

• The exit is coming up in a couple of miles.

• He felt like a winner as he exited the debate hall.

• As the blast exited the exhaust tube, a wave of low pressure rippled back toward the chamber.

• A small number of the respondents had retired or exited farming.

• Each pair played only once; they entered and left the building by different entrances and exits, and never got to know each other-remained entirely anonymous.

• The basis of the proposal is the measurement of the angular distribution of the exiting beam particles from the probed plasma column.

• A committed slender cell undergoes about 5 divisions before exiting the cell-cycle.

• In general, drawing smaller numbers leads to faster exits ; however, the same draw generates longer durations in periods when documented durations are longer.

• Each dual-axis detector measures the x and y position as well as the intensity of the centroid of the beam exiting from the objective.

• The basic strategy is to maintain a stack of all dynamic-wind calls entered but not yet exited.

• To one input of the detector we direct the optical bits channel which exits the crystal after the logic operation.

• The flow then exits the collimator shock and a jet is launched into the region above the anode plate.

• In the experimental scenario the robot is positioned at the point where air exits from the system of passageways.

• The proportion of schistosomula exiting from the pulmonary-systemic circuit was estimated as 0-14/day.

• What can also complicate the task of exiting a relationship are the costs of switching resources to another relationship.

• The vertex has one entry (on the left) and two exits.

• After instructions were delivered, the researcher started the video recording and exited the room.

• What is theatre, after all, if not a series of exits and entrances?

• The storm blows in from a side door below the stage only when someone enters or exits from it.