What is "exited"

Usage examples of "exited".

Fortunately, Sophie decided on the more conventional route, jamming the wheel hard to the right, circling properly until she exited, cut left, and swung into the northbound lane, accelerating toward Rue de Rivoli.

She gave him a quick smile and exited the rotary, heading due north, away from the city center.

Sophie had exited without a word and was now wandering down the bluff toward a fieldstone house nearby.

As she expected, in addition to the large front door through which the cars entered and exited, there was a smaller side entrance.

His colleagues from the Army staff, in their dress uniforms, formed an arch of swords for the bride and groom to walk beneath as they exited the chapel under a hail of rice thrown by her fellow nurses.

The two left the Situation Room, walked past the White House Mess, and exited the West Wing beneath the awning, which pointed like a green finger toward the Old Executive Office Building.

The four men quietly exited and walked down the hallway to a small conference room where the bearded captain had established his office.

But when he exited the station on Moore Street, instead of returning to the sportsbar where the cab had dropped him, he turned right on Moore and right again at the next corner, then left on Mead Street.

Korman exited from his meeting at the Commerce Department and all but ran down the stairs from the building.

A short while later, after crossing the Potomac on the Wilson Bridge, he exited onto Indian Head Highway.

They exited the door through which they had entered and were back on the street in the mid-day heat.

Ukrainian arms merchant when he exited the terminal and, without telling him where he was going, had dragged Dotensk, kicking and pleading for his life, to the hangar.

In another moment, the soldiers exited the rear of the coach and joined other soldiers standing on the wooden platform of the train station.

By the time they exited the station and came out in the center of the little border town, it was dark.

They exited the rear of the shop into an alley and headed in the direction of the gate Rachel had left a half hour before.