Sentence examples for eluded death from inspiring English sources
Even a cameo from acclaimed illusionist Derren Brown did little to clear matters up, as Sherlock suggested a confusing 13 ways in which he could have eluded death.
Last night's show promised to explain how Sherlock managed to elude death but even a cameo from acclaimed illusionist Derren Brown could not make things as clear as many fans were expecting.
They all seem to reference life after death or eluding death.
Although these results show that MM CSLCs have intrinsic properties allowing them to elude death-induced treatments, to our surprise, no direct correlation was found between cell mortality and the percentage of CD138low/CD45high/CD20high cells.
The earl was a rakish aristocrat who eluded a death sentence passed on him after joining a rebellion against Elizabeth I.
The film's two heroes - David Niven's dashing RAF pilot, who has accidentally eluded a death he faced with cheerful fortitude; and Roger Livesey's brilliant but modest doctor - might, in less subtle hands, have represented an apex in British self-congratulation.
Scully travels there, meeting a group of deformed patients who have eluded the "death squads".
In three others, the prosecutors accepted guilty pleas, letting the accused elude death row and instead receive sentences of life imprisonment with no chance for parole.
He's Jewish and so poised to spend his war eluding the death camps.
That's what every soldier, and every journalist and aid worker and independent observer who has put in time under fire and had the luck to elude the death that struck down others nearby, stubbornly feels.
