Sentence examples for escape appropriately from inspiring English sources
Navy marines found Guzmán on Friday at a no-tell motel in the tomato-growing town of Los Mochis – from which he attempted to escape, appropriately enough, through a tunnel.
Looking wearily at the vast queues that stretch from the venues where the bigger artists are performing, and the grim-faced bouncers operating a one-in, one-out system, it's hard not to feel that The Great Escape is more appropriately named than its organisers realise.
The two men described their ordeal in graphic detail on Facebook and on Bullock's climbing blog as Boswell, regarded as one of the leading young climbers in Scotland, posted photographs of his injuries and of him toasting their narrow escape with the appropriately named local beer Grumpy Bear Honey Wheat.
Store the cigar appropriately.
She manages to escape to an island called Hope (appropriately named, huh).
The Discovery series is, appropriately enough, about an escape artist, Jonathan Goodwin, and his feats.
An increased angle of the flow channel improved the capability of bubbles to escape from the surface of the catalyst, which, when appropriately designed, increased the efficiency by 13.4%.
Therefore, GluA1−/− mice, despite reduced hippocampal synaptic plasticity, are able to discriminate spatial stimuli and respond appropriately in order to obtain food or find escape from water, thus indicating normal learning of associations between spatial locations and rewards.
Thus, our results show that conspecific and inter-specific barks elicit leopard-typical escape responses, demonstrating some degree of the predicted constraint that receivers should be under to respond appropriately to alarm calls.
