Sentence examples for built to escape from inspiring English sources

"There are roads built to escape," said Satya Tripathi, former UN recovery coordinator for Aceh.

The pronghorn is America's fastest hoofed land animal, built to escape an ancient cheetah that once roamed in the Americas, says the Nature Conservancy.

Matthew Inman created his comic "The Oatmeal" by accident while trying to promote a dating website he built to escape his job as a computer coder.The typical format for a web comic was established a decade or more ago, says Zach Weiner, the writer of "Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal", or "SMBC" (below).

With luck, as your editorial suggests, the politicians with the power to resolve the illegal immigration impasse will cross their self-protective borders built to escape and evade the issue and build a bridge across, rather than a wall around, the immigration problem.

Safe rooms can be built to escape individual intruders or mass casualty attacks, such as a dirty bomb.

The rest of the family call him from outside and Lisa tells him that he can use a secret tunnel that Sir Walter Raleigh built to escape.

Description of obstructions built to prevent escapes; tells about escapes and near escapes by desperate people who tried to cross the border.

Indeed, the lawns and playground at Forestdale were not built to prevent escapes, said Ms. Agnew, its director.

During the second world war, hundreds of allied prisoners were held in the Stalag Luft III camp, which the Germans had built to be escape-proof, even planting seismographs in the ground to detect the sounds of tunnelling.

She comes from a family of resistance fighters who built tunnels to escape people who invaded Cleave.

The country's computers run custom-created software that is built to stop information escaping and to ensure that communications can be read.