"Honeymoons" tracks two couples, one Serbian, one Albanian, each trying to effect an escape of sorts.
Still young enough to effect an escape, I picked up the ball I was playing — Dunlop Maxfli 2 — and put it in my pocket.
The poem is a salutaary reminder that not all paths are public highways in the great world; these paths serve the small world of a family's private existence, in which a child can effect an escape from the everyday and discover a world of ordinary magic.
They would be slipped on in opposite directions so the pillow wouldn't somehow manage to effect an escape.
(The correct answer is: "How close are they standing to the edge of the cliff, and how many can I push over to effect an escape from this grim situation?").
Brant took five [seven] prisoners, [which the Indians prepared to burn at the stake as retribution for a previous group of captives effecting an escape from the Indians, killing several Indians to do so.
This discovery, along with a serum derived from quarantined children, effects an escape, and an effort to reunite the family.
He later effected another escape and succeeded in rejoining his squadron in the final days of the war.
With "Directed Panspermia," he prepared, in effect, an intellectual escape hatch, an alternative explanation for life should scientists in fact find it too hard to account plausibly for the remarkably rapid emergence of earth's first life forms.
And even when Marianne has effected Mark's escape, the two are pursued by sinister forces, possibly symbolising the world of adult responsibility, before achieving sanctuary in a lighthouse.
Hexion also argued that the falling profits of Huntsman, also a chemical maker, constituted a material adverse effect, which activated an escape clause common to merger agreements that would let the buyer walk away without paying a breakup fee.
