Sentence examples for can escape this from inspiring English sources

"Always interesting to see if one can escape this phase.

I'm praying for him to hurry up so I can escape this torment.

Mr Dahl continues, characteristically: "I do not see how we can escape this dilemma.

Britain's Pakistanis can escape this culture, but not easily, and their departure does not undermine it.

But in English, we can escape this constraint, free to be inclusive (men and women) or neutral (people) or to avoid the subject altogether with grammatical subterfuge.

But then something interesting happens: As the material falls into the black hole's event horizon — from which no light can escape — this flare disappears.

Yet, in the one space they feel they can escape the realities of this, the world of the video game, here (to them, it seems) women want to assert their presence and power.

This design can escape the driver's dazzle and save energy.

The novel is a Dionysian dream in which nothing, not even sanity, can escape the corrosive chaos of this circumstance; but its form is bravely Apollonian.

When people ask if he needs to beat the Knicks to feel whole again -- if he needs another title so he can escape the awful purgatory of this unforgiving game -- Pat Riley answers with a laugh.

To determine how this group can escape the chromosome-wide silencing of the sex chromosomes, we investigated the profiles of H3K9me2 on the X chromosome.