Sentence examples for end of escape from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, original Caesar was born at the end of Escape from the Planet of the Apes, the child of two super-intelligent chimps who were sent back from the future right before Charlton Heston murdered everyone.

A car is largely a symbol – up until now, it's often been a conduit to freedom, and a means to an end of escape, of exploration, or of getting you where you need to go, under your own power.

But those moments of redemption seem to happen almost on a knife's edge: they're laced with violence or the potential for it — for instance, the ending of "Escape from Spiderhead," in which the only possible act of decency requires a gruesome suicide, or the last few lines of "Home," in which a desperate man on the point of violence more or less begs to be restrained from it.

Bath is my end-of-day escape, where I can swear all I want.

The primary end point of ESCAPE will be the number of days that patients are hospitalized or die during the 6-month period after randomization.

The rope that tied them together became a metaphor for the gravity that pulled Kelly back to earth at the end of his escape fantasy monologue and for the bonds that held Walton to her past as she performed a gruelling five-minute run.

At the end of No Escape, something rather odd happens.

When the Gestapo tumbles to Emelia's end of the escape line in Berlin and the Nazis invade Greece, there's a desperate rush to see whether Costa's family and all those he cares about — including the new love of his life — can escape Salonika for the safety of Alexandria and Turkey.

If you are like me, your best shot at end-of-a-hard-day escape isn't TV.

Episodes include when he and his wife Molly took in an entire school from the west end of Newcastle to escape from the bombing of Tyneside during the war – the evacuees will be played by children from Cambo First School, which was built in the 1880s by Sir Charles' grandfather.

As the end of my girlfriend escape approaches, my anxieties of life creep back.