Sentence examples for escape at a time from inspiring English sources

I believe the N.F.L. can become an extremely valuable escape at a time like this".

Selling WEVD would give the Forward Association a profitable escape at a time when Disney is working hard to find ways to get ESPN Radio into New York.

Since you do not want the kitten to choke, you should only make a small hole which allows one drop to escape at a time, or two at the most.

Statistical designed experiments are gaining success in the production of recombinant protein because they provide information on variable interactions that escape the "one-factor-at-a-time" method.

But the taint of corruption has largely escaped it at a time when other sports are regularly crying foul.

Although at the level of nuclei Yukawa's picture remained valid, at the more-minute quark level it could not satisfactorily explain what held the quarks together within the protons and pions or what prevented the quarks from escaping one at a time.

Watching people living their "authentic" lives with liberal amounts of scripted drama thrown in for ratings offered the illusion of an escape, which came at a time when real life was becoming increasingly uncomfortable.

In this position, Graf helped Jewish families escape to Switzerland at a time when the "J" stamp in German Jews' passport had been demanded by Germany's neighboring countries.

At the same time, temperatures have soared to 120 degrees, while intense sandstorms have kept Iraqis from sleeping on their roofs — a critical escape from the heat at a time when electricity to power air-conditioners is working for only a couple of hours a day because of the strains to Iraq's power grid.

Pelevin himself is fortunate; he now earns around $50,000 a year from his writing, making him wealthy by typical Russian standards -- and allowing him to escape the country for months at a time.

She documented the daily excesses of these scantily clad free spirits, predominantly from the Western parts of the globe and privileged enough to be able to escape normal life for months at a time.