exit造句

The exit of the tunnel is concealed.

If not, do an error exit.

I was eventually granted an exit visa.

The actor made a graceful exit.

Please disembark through the rear exit.

He strode the halls of the building, looking for exit.

Take advantage of exit interviews, and diplomatically explain your stance.

It took me five months to get the exit visa.

Someone gave me this flier at the exit.

If you need this behavior, consider calling the C exit function from your COBOL program and using _twzCOBOLTerm after the runtime termination exit.

Tracing of exit/return value of a function is possible by applying trace hook at exit point and specifying function prototype.

Second, you can exit if you have reached a fitness goal.

Trace hooks can be applied at the entry or exit of any function.

Users can also specify a substitution variable value to be returned during exit.

Arete didn't hesitate. He snatched Hensley's weapon and jumped through the exit.

Motives often have to be guessed, and important players enter and exit summarily, without introduction.

This forces blood out of the exit valves and into the body, and by the time the lower Chambers and exit valves relax, the upper Chambers and entry valves are receiving another electric prompt.

After you have moved through all the tasks, click the red stop button to exit the storyboard.

A dungeon with a trap door in the ceiling as its only means of entrance or exit.

It's quite bad form, straight kissing in this club, so we make a furtive exit and hail a taxi.

The blaze started in a warehouse next to the nursery, which had only one working exit and no Windows.

The Wolfson economics prize invites the submission of ideas for the orderly exit of one or more members of the euro zone.

Veteran guide John Robens (at far left) leads a soggy team through a moss-covered passage in Claustral Canyon, a few hours' hike from their exit point.

The age female of skylight way one face endocrine maladjustment, the noodles is expressionless to point an exit with unique difficulty for him.

They are also appearing at the worst possible time, particularly in the United States, because people are looking for an exit strategy.

Nissan announced last year that it will exit the business of building its own full-size pickup, and instead rebadge Dodge Rams as Nissans after 2010.

This helped ensure that our education efforts could be applied across a variety of platforms, so that we had an easy exit strategy if we wanted to go in another direction.

Thirty seconds later, at a quiet exit on the east side of the Capitol, the powerfully built blond man in the blue blazer stepped into the damp night air.

"We found something that was making its exit, was on the way out," said National Geographic fellow Gregory Anderson, one of the leaders of the expedition that discovered Koro.

But if you look at the debates we had on Vietnam, Iraq, and so forth, ending the war became defined as the withdrawal of forces and as the primary if not the exclusive exit strategy.

At the Tunisian border the next day, we had to wait three hours while someone decided how to process our passports for exit, given that we had no entrance stamps.