They stopped at the exit ramp on the westbound side.
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But a sunset clause is an exit ramp to nowhere.
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Right now, we are in a war with no exit ramp.
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It seems like that would have been a natural exit ramp.
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The Trump administration should help Mr. Putin find an exit ramp.
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" Of natural gas, he said, "it's an exit ramp, not a bridge.
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Trump's Secretary of State, ex-CEO of ExxonMobil, takes the exit ramp.
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This time around, the American president won't have a diplomatic exit ramp.
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Just past the exit ramp, he finally had no choice but to stop.
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This is a video my dad took from the Minnesota exit ramp from international.
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Paul Meyer, his lawyer, said the incident occurred because of a poorly signed exit ramp.
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Carowinds Blvd from Hwy 51 to the I-77 Exit ramp is closed to traffic.
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These days, Union Station is empty, rotting in plain view alongside a highway exit ramp.
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Nobody could confidently describe the exit ramp, and it seems there's no immediate end in sight.
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He then waited on the sidewalk for his diplomat's car to emerge from the exit ramp.
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If countries had an easy exit ramp, few would stay in any agreement for very long.
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But if the White House turns over, it could potentially give Democratic leaders an exit ramp.
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The exit ramp from Dodd-Frank may also not be viewed as a watering down of regulations.
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Instead of de-escalating and searching for a diplomatic exit-ramp, Trump is compounding his original mistake.
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As he took an exit ramp, Evans chose to follow him to his home where the incident ensued.
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It began in July as a scattering of tents along the side of an exit ramp in Minneapolis.
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So we live with partisan bickering that has evolved into hatred, and seemingly have no exit ramp in sight.
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The shooting reportedly occurred after Raja approached Jones, 31, whose car had broken down on an interstate exit ramp.
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But a number of independent experts, including the National Consumer Law Center, said the bill removed that exit ramp.
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It began in July as a scattered gathering of nylon and canvas tents along the side of an exit ramp.
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The men reportedly lost control of their vehicle and slammed into a wall on an exit ramp on I-95.
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Mr. Volle's Dutchman slowly made his way down a steep exit ramp, stopping to express his anguished longing for salvation.
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Finding a persuasive diplomatic exit ramp that can circumvent the risk of future conflict needs to be the highest priority.
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Once the roads merged, the truck tried to get to the exit ramp on the right and never saw my Tesla.
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We arrived in Pulaski and stopped at Fat Nancy's Tackle Shop, conveniently situated immediately off the highway's exit ramp toward town.
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Police said they responded to the tractor-trailer crash on the Interstate 40 east exit ramp around 5:32 a.m. Friday.
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After conferring with the state patrol manning it, Lieutenant Tom Hebert pulled the convoy down the exit ramp for an impromptu meeting.
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That destroys another exit ramp from tomorrow's disapproval vote His support was something lawmakers had been uncertain of since proposing the deal.
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No "gangs" — famous in Senate lore — formed to force a vote on witnesses or take an exit ramp and vote for censure.
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The city would create this bike entrance by converting a vehicle exit ramp on Park Row that was closed after the Sept.
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On Friday, President Trump blocked any exit ramp from Syria to the United States, putting an indefinite freeze on refugees from that country.
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Police believe that the driver of the tractor-trailer, whom they did not name, swerved to miss hitting something on the exit ramp.
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The telephone lines crisscrossing the desert industrial zone of "Sodium – Sulfur 4 Megawatt Battery System, Presidio, TX" (2013) and the diagonal, elevated exit ramp extending into "George Washington Bridge Exit Ramp Over Riverside Drive, NYC" (2015) remind us that the world extends beyond what the eye can see, and that the world is traversed by highways, roads, sidewalks, bridges, passageways, and delivery systems.
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You see it now with his handling of the shutdown, which he entered without a clear conception of an exit ramp, according to aides.
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"For some time now, people have been arguing that there's no exit ramp," Jacob J. Lew, the Treasury secretary, said in a telephone interview.
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Giuliani's entry into this fray appears to mark a new tactic by the administration to somehow find an exit ramp from this messy case.
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Police arrested Seymour, 47, in Greenwich, Connecticut, on January 15 after she allegedly backed her Land Rover into another car at an interstate exit ramp.
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Taking the Exit Ramp More cybersecurity companies were acquired in 2015 than in 2016, but we can see some interesting trends in the exit stage.
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A march to remember Soulemane was planned for Friday afternoon near the Interstate 95 exit ramp in West Haven where he was killed, Rubenstein said.
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But then, seemingly out of nowhere, a pool of brown water will fill an exit ramp or a road below, flashing lights ushering drivers away.
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I recently traveled to Wilson, a town in the eastern part of the state that is known to most as an exit ramp on Interstate 22.
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I'm used to checking the navigation screen as I approach an exit ramp, trying to judge when I should move over into the slower right lane.
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They weren't keen on the interior finishes or the location next to Dyer Avenue, the Lincoln Tunnel entrance and exit ramp, where impatient traffic seemed hazardous.
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And this is the big concern: that the UK is closing off the exit ramp in case talks between the UK and the EU go poorly.
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As you're approaching the exit ramp off the highway, the system begins alerting you that it will turn off in 600 hundred feet, then 500 feet, etc.
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Kenny Weiss, who lives in Haworth, N.J., said he was dropping off a friend at La Guardia when he saw some harried travelers on an exit ramp.
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A well-crafted anti-SLAPP law offers defendants an "early exit ramp" from a bogus suit by forcing plaintiffs to confront possible defenses earlier in the process.
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Instead, the rogue killers "exit ramp" allows Erdogan to avoid two bad outcomes: A blow to his strongman image due to an assassination inside Turkey's borders going unchallenged.
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China's president, Xi Jinping, sees any compromise as a sign of weakness, and protesters have been radicalized by police violence, so it's hard to see any exit ramp.
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Wedged between a BQE exit ramp and a busy Brooklyn street, the site represents one of those leftover, forgotten, or otherwise bypassed patches of greenery amid the urban landscape.
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Officers were called to a highway exit ramp after the 47-year-old model backed her black Land Rover into a Mercedes at a stop sign, the report said.
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For countries basing their decisions not on epidemiological studies, but political or economic factors, the exit ramp is easier to spot — even if the road afterward could be rocky.
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"Whoa, it's a cool day and I've never seen this," he said, seeing traffic back up a quarter-mile from the Interstate 94 exit ramp leading to the stadium.
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The Administration must seize this moment of maximum leverage not by intensifying the pressure on Iran, but by creating an exit ramp that inclines Iran towards negotiations, not escalation.
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Next thing you know, you're headed down an exit ramp, blithely following directions into the residential streets of some unsuspecting town, along with a slew of other frustrated motorists.
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Toward the end of the trip, our driver pushed the lever to trigger a lane change as we approached a car dangerously parked in the middle of the exit ramp.
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His subjects include a narrow passageway linking two buildings on the Lower East Side; a patch of creosote bushes in Texas; and the exit ramp of the George Washington Bridge.
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Well, the nearest we get to a car chase comes in London, where Nate, driving a van, decides to take an exit ramp on his way to Heathrow Airport. Sex?
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In one apartment in particular, I assessed the view from the living-room windows: the exit ramp from the George Washington Bridge — a bridge that sees 280,000 cars a day.
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But it wasn't because she was shooting a scene involving 30 dancers, 100 extras and at least 60 cars on an exit ramp connecting two major freeways in Los Angeles.
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White House officials have been warning him against the action, but they also view it as a potential last-ditch exit ramp if they cannot find another face-saving solution.
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The cell phone video, posted on ABC affiliate WSOC-TV, showed what appeared to be a trooper standing near his squad car, facing a blue car stopped on the exit ramp.
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You can take your hands off the steering wheel, too, for brief periods, but the car won't change lanes or go down an exit ramp without your hands on the wheel.
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I slipped behind the police line and up an exit ramp, when I noticed a shadow of these two figures jumping out on the side of a house on the embankment.
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But bankruptcy provides a cheap exit ramp, because the pension plan is treated as an unsecured creditor — the kind that goes to the back when everyone lines up to be paid.
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There is no exit ramp for superpowers leaving center stage, and even if there was, Trump and quite rightly all Americans have no intention of taking it, abdicating most influential nation status.
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Wall Street and K Street are rooting for Trump and Xi to find an exit ramp that allows both men to save face and claim victories, with minimal disruptions to the markets.
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But without an endgame strategy on Iran that includes an exit ramp off the escalatory ladder of tensions and a solution to the nuclear problem, Trump's victory will be a Pyrrhic one.
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It remains unclear if the proposed restructuring will result in MetLife shedding its SIFI designation as the U.S. Financial Stability Oversight Council has not yet to provide an "exit ramp" for designated firms.
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Camino is about a guy between a rock and a hard place—it's not so much about choosing between the high road and the low road as about finding an exit ramp, and fast.
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The exit ramp is a long, curving slope, and you have to make sure the 50-foot big rig you're driving carefully navigates the bend and doesn't fly out of control at a high speed.
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And they hope that Trump has found an exit ramp — a face-saving way to back out of an escalating round of tit-for-tat sanctions that have already begun to hurt Trump Country farmers.
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She runs five homes for 32 women who have left prison, and has been recognized as a CNN Hero — and she burns with a passion to help other women find an exit ramp as well.
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Then, in a matter of minutes, five others were shot as they sat in two cars — parked beside each other — at a Cracker Barrel in an isolated area near an exit ramp from an interstate highway.
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From the film's opening, with commuters dancing and singing on a congested freeway exit ramp, to the visually stunning final sequence, the city is depicted as a place where dreamers may struggle but where optimism also abounds.
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But Trump and administration aides have signaled that he views a presidential declaration of emergency as an exit ramp from the standoff with Congress that has shut down a large chunk of the government for 18 days now.
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" If they don't reach a truce in Argentina, David Dollar of Brookings says it's "really hard to see an exit ramp, a real opportunity to get off of that trade war situation over the next couple of months.
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The system, which offers "automated driving from entrance ramp to exit ramp on motor-vehicle-only roadways," is featured as part of the sleek, glowing LS+ concept that Lexus is showing off at the Tokyo auto show this week.
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When the patrol car began to pursue them, both bikers began to flee, with one continuing down the highway as Knab turned onto an exit ramp onto Transit Road in Depew, lost control and hit a guardrail, police said.
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Some expect the rhetoric will get even hotter in the short-term, but Xi has started to build an exit ramp for Trump to claim victory on a few things (Eg lower tariffs on American cars) and move on.
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Associate editor Matt Schimkowitz remembers hunting down the origins of a recent meme that shows a car veering off an exit ramp on three wheels, a seemingly innocuous image that blew up quickly because you can caption it with basically anything.
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"Natural gas is a viable exit ramp off of fossil fuels only if it cleans up its methane pollution, which now seriously undercuts its claimed climate advantages," said Fred Krupp, president of the Environmental Defense Fund, an American environmental group.
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"Pelosi started down this pathway without a clear exit ramp, and McConnell just took control of the car," said Conant, who added that the Senate Republican leader was in a position to control the process unless Democrats co-opted four Republicans.
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The immediate challenge for the Moon administration is how to be a good host to the world, navigate fierce domestic political divisions over how to deal with North Korea, and identify an exit ramp for the U.S.-North Korean nuclear confrontation.
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But it did find that the vehicle accelerated from 62 mph to 70.8 mph in the final three seconds before impact and moved left as it approached the paved gore area dividing the main travel lane of 101 and Highway 85 exit ramp.
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The two Marines pulled over on an exit ramp along a desolate desert highway in Southern California this month, and opened a back door of their black BMW just long enough for three people to rush from the thorny scrub into the back seat.
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Security footage released by the consulate on its Facebook page shows the gunman, dressed in a loosefitting dark blue T-shirt and pants and wearing glasses, waiting on the sidewalk adjacent to the exit ramp of an underground parking lot in an upscale neighborhood.
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"Our tax reform principles were an exit ramp for congressional Republicans to move away from the partisan path they've been attempting to take — and it will continue to be an option as they confront the fact that partisan solutions simply don't work," Costa, Cuellar and Lipinski wrote.
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Wheels How do you create a map showing every road in the United States, with the precise location of every stop sign, all the lane markings, every exit ramp and every traffic light — and update it in real time as traffic is rerouted around construction and accidents?
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It's a rather impressive testament to the depth of polarization and growth in partisan loyalty that none of Trump's actions up to this point have prompted McCain or Ryan to un-endorse him, but this could provide an opening: This could be the exit ramp McCain and Ryan are looking for.
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However, if Putin is looking for an exit from the conflict — perhaps on the basis that it is no longer popular in Russia and is costing the country in the form of punishing sanctions and lives lost — then now is an ideal time to nudge him towards the exit ramp.
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"With so much tension and friction between the two countries and no channel of communication or exit ramp, it appears that the Trump administration has no effective de-escalation strategy other than hoping that its muscle flexing would scare the Iranians," Ali Vaez, director of the Washington D.C.-based Iran Project, told CNBC.
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But amid the madness of Saturday's news we got a note from another longtime Trump friend reminding us that Trump is on record saying if the polls tanked he might quit the race, and raising the prospect that the candidate might be looking for an exit ramp if Sunday night's second debate goes poorly.
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The presumption that fundraising "has to" primarily come from a quasi-fixed roster of K Street players also serves the personal interests of many Hill staffers, who can take advantage of a boss's perceived need to have a good relationship with business groups to build their own good relationships — and an eventual exit ramp to a more lucrative job.
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Stunned Republicans began seriously considering the idea of an exit ramp after an extraordinary few days during which Trump continually lashed out against a Gold Star family critical of his position on Muslim immigration, declared that he'd "always wanted" a Purple Heart but that it's "easier" to receive one as a gift, and declined to endorse top Republican candidates including House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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"When we got here, we were just like, oh, we have to go on that," said Brooke Rongo, 17, from Hazlet, N.J. She was one of six young women who had arrived after their junior prom, and they were still buzzing as they walked down the wooden exit ramp from the coaster, so excited that they left a conversation with a reporter to run and ride again.
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" A YouTube account belonging to a Joshua Brown whose personal details, including the company where he worked, match those of the accident victim, includes a video posted on April 5 titled "Autopilot Saves Model S." In the video, a bucket truck, the type used by people working on utility poles, cuts off a Model S. The written description of the 40-second video states, "The truck tried to get to the exit ramp on the right and never saw my Tesla.
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