Sentence examples for a necessary escape from inspiring English sources

"Izakayas are like a necessary escape".

Having a convenient retreat affords travelers a necessary escape route, he said, "to maintain some sanity".

Over the years, in fact, commuting has become a necessary escape valve; no matter how rotten my day, I've left it behind by the time I pull into my driveway.

She added that the underwhelming 2013 outlook would for her be "a welcome respite," a necessary escape from the overbearing all-or-nothing notion fostered during the George Steinbrenner era.

But sports have become a necessary escape from reality.

It's a necessary escape when racial tension in the world is too much to bear.

The maximum energy of a hot oxygen created by the dissociative recombination of O2 + is about 3.5 eV; this energy is too low to allow it to escape from Venus, but is well above the necessary escape energy of Mars (~2 eV), thus resulting in a significant escape flux.

I've never asked her, but I imagine a day trip to the department store had as much to do with her necessary escape from the daily home grind, as it did with letting us kids have something to do.

The necessary escape condition (equation 14) serves to calculate the required noise amplitude σ−, for neuron firings and the mean escape rate equation gives us the condition to observe the SR peak in neurons.

But for those who can find and afford outdoor space, and who truly embrace it, terraces are a necessary and delicious escape from the urban landscape.

A necessary condition for the escaping sets to be biholomorphic is that the Jacobians are equal.