Sentence examples for aiding escape from inspiring English sources

However, they could usually outrun larger vessels and were extremely useful in quick raids and in aiding escape.

The plan entails more than doubling the fines for resisting a police officer or aiding escape from their current range of $25-to-$25-to-$25-to-$500 to $200-to-$200-to-$200-to-$1,000

Come to think of it, I am often cast as a religious figure of varying degrees of sincerity -- the leader of The Esoteric Fellowship in last year's indie film, Divine Access; and the year before in the TV movie Deliverance Creek as a Quaker Preacher who is hung for aiding escaped slaves.

Occasionally 'good Germans' intervene to aid escape or take a stand against the mob but such counterpoint is moving as much for the wider hopelessness it denotes as for the enduring courage of individuals.

Red squirrels spend most of their time in the treetops and maintain several dreys within their range to aid escape from predators.

He also tried to flee the Manhattan hospital where he was being treated for injuries he suffered during his dental-floss aided escape, according to a March 1989 New York Times report.

However there may be a cost in maintaining such defences in populations lacking predatory fishes, as reduced armour and spines may aid escape from invertebrate predators [ 18, 19].

In inland lakes without predators, we found a robust FST - PST pattern of convergent evolution and stabilizing selection on reduced spine length strongly suggesting that reduced spine length is advantageous in single species lakes, potentially to aid escape of fish from invertebrate predators.

On the passage of the Fugitive Slave Act (1850), Higginson joined the Boston Vigilance Committee to aid escaping slaves.

General Benjamin Butler, for instance, aided escaped slaves flooding into Fort Monroe.

All five guards on overnight duty at the jail were detained on suspicion of aiding the escape, Soljour added.