Sentence examples for doing could escape from inspiring English sources

The term referred to the way that these so-called blacks deceived people into thinking they were white, and in so doing, could escape enslavement or crushing poverty and humiliation under segregation.

"Not a day goes by when I don't think about it," he said wistfully, "the questions of what could have been done, could we have escaped this ugly situation".

The world had escaped calamity once: did anyone believe it could escape again?

He had "WHITE POWER" inked across his forehead, boasted a violent and prolific rap sheet, and was haunted by countless other demons he didn't believe he could escape.

The local population fell as P.C.H.S. graduates who could escape increasingly did.

Because the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention did not believe that anthrax could escape sealed letters and there was no evidence it had, employees were not tested and the mail center was not closed.

When I read (front page, Oct. 23) that "the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention did not believe that anthrax could escape sealed letters," I was reminded of the very small percentage of Americans -- top public and private executives -- who rely on others, including aides and servants, to perform many of their daily tasks.

If you can look past how difficult it feels to hold the conversation and how much you wish you could escape and do something less demanding, you can find yourself genuinely amazed at finding out things about this guy that he only reveals to people who take the time to care enough to break through his tough exterior.

The fact that individual believers could escape from sin did not free the entire world.

Second, he said, there was a danger that the virus could escape, as it did in England.

"If you can't guarantee that you would know where to escape and could escape safely, then don't expose yourself," he said.