The officer watched the exiting flow for a few minutes.

The center of the pond has the main exiting of the waterfall.

After the exiting of Gallego, Arias has few appearances with the major team.

Originally, the sections were not interconnected, and moving from one to the other required exiting and re-entering the building.

"Exiting Nirvana" is beautifully written and mostly succeeds in making sense out of seemingly senseless behavior.

A new option was "Dial-o-Matic" 4-way power seats that, when you turned off the ignition, the seat would move back to allow easier exiting.

She enjoyed the sensation of his softening inside her, and even, finally, his exiting, the tender muscle yielding its prisoner reluctantly.

This suggests explosive decompression and the exiting of body fluid through natural openings, rather than massive external injury due to a sudden deceleration or collision.

Crowded conditions and recent car design delay the exiting of passengers from trains, leaving less time for those entering, and an increased need for door holding.

In "Exiting Nirvana," Park chronicles Jessy's development since then.

Some systems use RFID transmitters to monitor entry and exiting of the lane and charges drivers depending on demand.

Exiting a Nation in Central America in a Vehicle: Exiting is easy.

The tunnel south of Dover Priory railway station are too narrow to allow trains without end doors to open their side doors if emergency exiting is required.

Feature Writing: The American Scholar for "Exiting Nirvana" by Clara Claiborne Park.

October 1, Sunday: Exiting Holland Tunnel into glorious October sunshine, run smack into news story of "Will wonders never cease?"

Chlorine exiting is ideally between 18 C and 25 C. After cooling the gas stream passes through a series of towers with counter flowing sulfuric acid.

One notable example is an extended scene showing a more lengthy exit from the station for O'Niel and also Ballard suited-up exiting, near the end of the film.

The least severe form of papillorenal disease shown in the eye is the exiting of blood vessels from the periphery that do not disturb the shape of the eye.

Minimize your movements to a few steps to a nearby safe place and if you are indoors, stay there until the shaking has stopped and you are sure exiting is safe.

Digging a hole to set an anchor disturbed and loosens soil that sometimes provides a too-easy exiting of the anchor which is contrary to the purpose of the anchor.

Her 2001 sequel Exiting Nirvana: A Daughter's Life with Autism continued the story of Jessica and the family's progress in dealing with her autism.

It's just that walking out of Utrecht station doesn't quite have the same feel to it as Exiting Amsterdam Centraal- where you step right into the old town and the canals.

This superb facility is the jewel in the clubs crown, and is a new sporting and social focal point as Naomh Barróg looks forward to an exiting and successful future.

She looked around, as if trying to find an exit.

He needed only to go back and find the exit.

He then left through an exit into another part of the building.

All the way to the exit, he never looked back.

He made for the side exit, away from the man.

I asked as we made our way to the building exit.

At the end of the building I found a small exit door.

Five minutes later they took Exit 170 off the 1-5.

She got up and began to run toward the exit door.

I'd start making for the exit if I was you.

He had taken one look at them all and made his exit.

But maybe you only have one exit at a time.

Everyone tried to get through the exit at the same time.

He's the one by the door at the exit here.

We have to find a new exit, or make one.

Or at least some idea which way the exit was.

When you've got what you came for, then make your exit the same way.

The two had been close to the exit of the market, perhaps on their way home.

They are both trying to find the exit to their room, in order to be together.

More blood was on a wall outside the church, by a side exit.

Their exits could be the first of several, the company said.

I went 90 miles an hour to the next exit.

The two at the north end lead only to an exit.

And with that, she made her way back to the exit.

And then he came to a room from which there was no exit.

They would have to get by him to exit the lot.

There, they were told to exit the city within two hours.

If for any reason you need to quickly exit, do so toward the front.

If we exit, what are the conditions for getting out?

"I know what it would have been like for me to exit with no record."

And if so, would it exit through one end, or all of them?

This is a window where I can exit and really do my own thing.

Leave it wide open for all the others like him to exit.

She looked back a last time before exiting my room.

She then orders the man to try to exit the room.

Now we'll exit to the street and will finally fix our business.

And once the coast is clear, it will exit, one way or another.

I turned around, went back into the building, and exited the front door.

As of 1988, students may exit the school building, but they must stay on the campus.

Both understand one thing: it's how you exit a scene.

They can exit on the front, back or side of the tooth.

I've never been more relieved to exit a room in my life.

He had done that by exiting and then coming in again.

She exited into the other room and I sat down.

This time he moved up to number 3 before exiting.

Together, they exit the Matrix and return to the real world.

If all is clear, the three of you exit the garage.

"A lot of people think this is a better time to enter than to exit."

There was at least one other person who might have exited, but for the money situation.

Not waiting for an answer, he turned back to exit through the doors.