Sentence examples for better escape from inspiring English sources

"Everybody got white so that they could better escape from their predators".

What better escape from America's troubled present than the blue-globes logo of yesteryear?

One of the better escape hatches leades to the port of Sao Paulo in southern Brazil, this is open only to wealthy Shanghai capitalists.

This won't resurrect them, but English grammar may at least prove to be a better escape route from the chimneys of the state crematorium than the Russian.

As a group, bulls could better escape from wolves in densely wooded areas if their antlers were smaller, yet any individual bull with relatively small antlers would never win a mate.

The concrete core of the Petronas Towers may have remained intact under a similar crash and provided a better escape route than the gypsum-walled stairwells of the World Trade Center.

But he did two tricks better, escaping for 1100.

Using a modified version of Lozi map, an Improved Lozi map-based Chaotic Optimization Algorithm (ILCOA) with such features as higher stability, better escaping from the local minima, more robustness to search space size, and finer performance in comparison to the LCOA is proposed in this work.

Not a boyfriend, a fabulous wedding, a baby, a gay best friend, a better marriage, escape from a serial killer, the perfect work-family balance, another baby.

How better to escape the safe tedium of contemporary American youth than to pretend to fight monsters, weave spells, rescue maidens and hunt for treasure?

That unusual matchup, which earned both men millions, went 15 rounds — during which Inoki stayed low to the mat, the better to escape punishing blows from Ali. "The glove was like iron, iron," he said, rapping his hand on a glass and wooden table in the hotel where he stayed.