Sentence examples for escape attacks from inspiring English sources

They were hoping to escape attacks from yet another invading army; this time the forces of Khosrau II, the last great Persian king before the Muslims conquered Iran.

Indian officials say Bangladeshi Hindus have been pouring into India to escape attacks after the Islamist-allied government came to power.

A Muslim community leader and a relief worker said hundreds of Muslims from fishing villages near Kyaukpyu took to the sea to escape attacks by Buddhist villagers who belong to the Rakhine ethnic group.

According to accounts from Mr. Musawi and other Iraqi officials quoted by Western news agencies, the Syrian soldiers who were attacked originally crossed into Nineveh Province, Iraq, over the weekend to escape attacks by insurgents at the Yaarubiyeh border crossing.

The French actor Christian Clavier, also close to Sarkozy, recently moved to London to escape "attacks" and criticism over his friendship with the ex-president although, his entourage stressed, not for tax reasons.

As Darwin was the first to point out, the innate response to tickling is squirming and straining to withdraw the tickled part a defense reaction designed to escape attacks on vulnerable areas such as the soles of the feet, armpits, belly, and flank.

Brewers, some of whom were also politicians, managed to escape attack.

Carrot flies are poor fliers and usually stay close to the ground, so pots kept on a wall or bench may also escape attack.

Another example of exploitable vulnerability for VM escape attack is described by the CVE-2008-0923 vulnerability which allows guests in some VMware products to write arbitrary file in the guest OS.

These queens apparently escape attack, Krieger explains, because they are less "queenly" than BB queens and the Bb workers--which have the defective pheromone receptor--have trouble recognizing them.

Under von Horn, U-43 patrolled off Cattaro, having to crash dive at least once to escape attack from enemy torpedo boats.