Sentence examples for designated escape from inspiring English sources
I have dozens, but the one I probably told that morning took place early in my rookie season when a fire near Mt. San Jacinto blew up on us and I ignored a squad boss' shouted orders to retreat uphill along our designated escape route.
All the consumers unlocking the iPhone to escape designated service carrier AT&T are giving Sychronoss a great big headache.
It has well-designated escape paths that let people flee on foot to a parallel tunnel that leads to the surface.
It emerges when the dancers are penned in like animals, unable to escape their designated tracks, however passionately they leap and stretch.
As such, statistically significant yet spurious alignments (attributed by the remnant segments) can pass off as homologous sequences once they escape the designated statistical threshold.
In describing Garcia's knack for finding trouble and escaping it, Yankees designated hitter Raul Ibanez, who hit a solo home run off Iwakuma and drove in three runs, called Garcia a warrior.
At the last minute, a student designated as "the hero" found an escape route and they emerged just as the building crumbled, showing relief by resting on one another's shoulders.
On each trial, the animal was placed in the tank facing the wall at one of the four designated start positions and allowed to escape onto the hidden platform.
Having a space designated just for your cat to "escape" from the rest of the house can be just as beneficial as play.[14].[14]
Even those nations currently designated as "countries of particular concern" could escape accountability if there are no designations this month; under the law, countries remain designated until removed, but any corresponding penalties expire after two years.
