exit from something

Actors often have to exit from high levels in the dark.

He started to exit from the front door and received an awful start.

The whole focus of yoga is to try to exit those things from your head.

It was easy to exit from the Interstate into the middle of the city.

But now we need to exit the city from the east.

She exited from Control; the rest were left sitting, looking at each other and saying very little.

We need a serious national conversation about exiting from Iraq.

"Rigorous time lines are established for students to exit from the program."

Only skiers are allowed to exit from the top station.

Then you can exit and apply that code from outside.