Sentence examples for escape covers from inspiring English sources

Instead it shores up ill-functioning governments, the very misfortune holding back poor countries".The Great Escape" covers a lot of ground and there will be points that other scholars may dispute, such as what caused life expectancy to rise in countries like Britain before the medical advances of the post-war period.

There was her Ford Escape, covered with her logo.

One photograph in the exhibition is "Fireman's Lace," by John W. Bower, which captures a four-story, city fire escape covered in layers of icicles.

I entered my "home" up a fire escape covered with winter's ice and snow, warmth emitting solely from a knackered old electric heater.

(Ages 0 to 5) The cover should win over the intended audience, young or old: you can't miss with a wet baby fresh from the bath, making a gleeful escape covered only by a purple towel.

While the father, Tony Morales, 33, tried to put out the fire with a fire extinguisher and possibly with buckets of water, his wife, Lilybelle, 31, took the children -- Savannah, 4, and Juan Antonio, 18 months, into a bedroom that was a deadly cul-de-sac, its windows to the fire escape covered by locked gates, officials said.

Riparian areas, low-density housing and natural open space areas had the highest percentage of native vegetation and escape cover.

Golf and neighborhood parks ranked much lower than these land covers relative to native vegetation and escape cover (vegetation with foliage/stems at ground level).

Turkeys used burned areas immediately following prescribed fire, but traded-off exploitation of foraging opportunities by using space near escape cover.

We also assessed the spatial behavior of turkeys when using recent burns to determine if distance to escape cover affected turkey use of recently burned areas.

Within the safe grassland habitats, oribi preferred to feed in patches close to tall grass (i.e. escape cover), and where they could see beyond 2 m.