| block exit | 4.08 | Two men were blocking her exit. | ||
| make exit | 3.49 | He made his exit. | ||
| lock exit | 1.38 | The other exit was locked. | ||
| find exit | 1.25 | Yeah first day, people find a exit. | ||
| have exit | 0.72 | That highway has unnumbered exits. | ||
| miss exit | 0.46 | Syracuse missed its exit. | ||
| mark exit | 0.39 | Protesters say the exits are often marked by tears. | ||
| see exit | 0.39 | They see no exit from war, for themselves or Russia. | ||
| follow exit | 0.33 | Cheever was asking the same question following his exit. | ||
| provide exit | 0.33 | The networks and the AP are members of Voter News Service, which provided exit polling data and voter tabulations. | ||
| take exit | 0.33 | If you take an exit, you find some interesting people. | ||
| bar exit | 0.26 | They said workers could not escape because exits were barred against theft. | ||
| delay exit | 0.26 | Interviews and back-slappers had delayed his exit, much to his content. | ||
| hit exit | 0.26 | Why did so many people hit the exits? | ||
| negotiate exit | 0.26 | The companies are negotiating an exit to an existing supply contract. | ||
| reach exit | 0.26 | When she reached the exit, she ran. | ||
| script exit | 0.26 | Al Gore scripted his exit from a tortuously close campaign that will live in history. | ||
| surround exit | 0.26 | No animosity surrounds the exit. | ||
| time exit | 0.26 | That means timing his exit just right. |