Sentence examples for escape better from inspiring English sources

In 1979, Rupert Holmes became a legacy with his hit song "Escape," better known to the world as "The Pina Colada Song," where a man looking for a new love discovers his current girlfriend is the ideal choice.

CAPE COD, MA WHAT: No two words encapsulate summertime escape better than "Cape Cod".

Where am I going to eat today?" For Sennett, no game of his own creation captures the soul-sucking lifestyle he escaped better than the aptly titled Hate Your Job.

More importantly, should you allow yourself to get invovled with others while you are at a place, such as an Ashram, to escape and better yourself?

(The U.S. escaped in better shape than initially thought after the two other Concacaf matches — Jamaica vs. Mexico and Costa Rica vs Panama — ended in draws).

Side streets nearby, like East 105th, contain worn apartments laced with fire escapes; better-aged row houses, whose earth-toned stone facades recall battlements, stand on East 94th.

If you follow the logic of America's teachers unions -- and particularly those in Louisiana -- it's better for all children to get a lousy education than for some to get the chance to escape to a better school using a voucher.

Even if you feel there's no way in the world your dog or cat can escape, it's better to expect the worst and hope for the best.

"Everybody got white so that they could better escape from their predators".

You may have noticed that some people seem to escape the hangover better than others.

What better escape from America's troubled present than the blue-globes logo of yesteryear?