Sentence examples for You will escape from inspiring English sources

You will escape the Derby's crowds and inflated prices, yet still sample its traditions in the magnolia-shaded spring of Louisville, an old river town known for horseflesh, baseball bats, bourbon-laced cuisine and the devotion lavished on it by its favorite son, Muhammad Ali.

You will escape into domesticity & stifle yourself by falling headfirst into a bowl of cookie batter".

You will escape eventually.And if you do this you might feel better and will pass that grade if you do well.

Sometimes hope is just that you will survive, or that you will escape.

So if you earn £169,999, and make a £20,000 contribution, your net income will be £149,999 and you will escape the new tax band.

And with the little brother quarterback going to play a Super Bowl in big brother's city — Indianapolis — expect a wall-to-wall Manningfest that you will escape only by leaving the country.

If you're doomed to spend eternity in hell, just live forever, and you'll escape it.

"You cannot hurt young people in the name of religion and think you'll escape the law," Mr. Belnap said.

And don't think you'll escape at the "lower" end of the market: that is, those chump-change £1m-£3m homes.

But do try the bright side: there's the auditing you won't have to undergo; the two-weekly monitoring reports you won't have to send in; the ministerial visits you'll escape; and the requirement to raise achievement to 105% in two years.

But if I'm rearward-facing, what happens is, I would be pushed back into my seat". Of course, in the very rare event of a catastrophic crash like Tuesday's, there's no guarantee that sitting in a certain car or facing a certain way in your seat means you'll escape unscathed.