Sentence examples for could escape on from inspiring English sources

If the U.S. provided air cover, villagers could escape on foot or in cars.

The water got low enough so that I could escape on foot". He adds that even then it remained neck-high in places.

Twelve inmates at Walker County Jail in Alabama used peanut butter to fool a newbie prison guard so they could escape on Sunday, AL.com reported.

Looking merely for a second home where she could escape to on the weekends, in 1989 Ms. Reade bought Neptune Farm, which included an 18th-century farmhouse.

Whether we were there or not I'm sure we'd all like to go there now -- to recapture those old feelings, to feel a sense of shared purpose, to buy a summer home we could escape to on the weekends.

Five hearts doubled would normally fail by two tricks and could escape for down one on a good day.

He conceded that at present some British overseas territories and crown dependencies could be included on the blacklist, but he said they were "working hard to improve exchange information on personal tax details and beneficial ownership registries" and if they continue to reform they could escape inclusion on the list.

In the Exodus journey, God parted the waters so that the people could escape Egypt on dry ground.

Nobody could escape their past on Unforgotten but ultimately it felt redemptive.

Condoms could escape the ban on devices "for the purpose of preventing conception" by being labeled for another purpose: "the prevention of disease". But that claim could not justify the use of other methods of avoiding pregnancy — methods no one dared mention in the courtroom.

We could escape and live on the beach in a hut made of braided palm leaves.