Sentence examples for approach to escape from inspiring English sources

The concert was part of a holiday series sponsored by the radio station Rock 101.9 (WRXP-FM), which paired the group with another breakthrough New Jersey band, the Gaslight Anthem, whose approach to escape is more micro.

Schmajuk, N.A. and Segura, E.T. "Cybernetic approach to escape learning in toads". Current Topics in Cybernetics and Systems.

Here we test this predicted [10] but little studied function of a female preference by increasing females' perceived predation risk and measuring the attractiveness of male fiddler crabs that use signals that females approach to escape predators and to find mates.

"Come to Leave," the more allusive and abstract of the two, actually takes the most direct approach to escaping from grief.

These applications tend to promote escape from the Internet, but others advocate a more extreme approach to escaping online distractions: getting off the Internet for days or months at a time.

Did their approach allow wrongdoers to escape while unnecessarily sweeping up those who were blameless, including journalists and legal observers?

Marseille attacked under conditions many considered unfavourable, but his marksmanship allowed him to make an approach fast enough to escape the return fire of the two aircraft flying on either flank of the target.

No wonder news of the Russians' approach makes people desperate to escape.

It is in a ski school lavatory that Natascha tries to escape, approaching a woman and telling her she has been kidnapped – but the woman turns out to be a Russian who doesn't understand German.

As the evening approached, the French attempted to escape, Roquebert sacrificing his flagship and ultimately his life to allow the frigates Clorinde and the badly damaged Néréide to escape.

Having been impressed by Whitlock and Baker's artisanal approach to prison escape, I ask Kyle to guide me through his failed escape.