Sentence examples for almost escape from inspiring English sources

Gold, 46, had been at Bath since May 2012, the South African joining as head coach after helping Newcastle to almost escape from relegation.

A listener could almost escape into the sticky-sweet perfection of the arrangements, but then along comes Mr. Manilow, right up front and earnestly trying to emote, which for him means laying on the vibrato.

Some places almost escaped the ravages that afflicted others repeatedly.

ALBANY — The Giants almost escaped training camp without a major injury.

In the case of the other Wes, there were some moments when he almost escaped.

Jay Bothroyd has almost escaped the moment that threatened to make him a prisoner of the past.

Al Gore almost escaped the twin dark clouds -- Bill Clinton and Ralph Nader -- that hovered over him.

Even then, he almost escaped, being caught trying to sneak over the Nigerian border en route, probably, to Libya.

Before the debate, it almost escaped everyone's notice that organizers had spelled Mr. Healy's first name incorrectly.

The range and subtlety of Mr. Willis's talent almost escaped me until I recently revisited the episodes of "Moonlighting" now being shown on Bravo.

Meanwhile another sculptural feat almost escapes notice: Achelous' disguise, a bull, lies crumpled on the ground, like a wet bathing suit.