Sentence examples for escape creating from inspiring English sources

Air pressure, which builds up at the noise of the plane, is forced to escape, creating a 'thunderclap' that travels over huge distances the wake of the jet.

This will let the air escape, creating the cushion on which the hovercraft floats.

Be careful, though, since allowing the batter to rest for more than 30 minutes can cause some of the bubbles produced by the baking powder to escape, creating a denser, less airy batter as a result.

The escape creates headaches for Washington, which has been eager to improve relations with the Chinese on various economic and security issues.

R. Z. Macdonald later said that his father, C. C., was always amused and pleased with the publicity that the escape created, though he never formally accused his father.

Many of the 500 or so inmates thought to have survived the fire escaped, creating a new threat to public safety.The cause of the disaster has not been determined, but officials have suggested a protesting inmate setting his mattress alight, a fight between prisoners or an electrical fault.

But dead men attempt no escapes, create no disturbances, eat no bread, cost no money.

Austin Wright's literary thriller Tony and Susan (1993) has in recent years had a renaissance in the UK, and Leah Stewart's The History of Us, an acutely observed (Trollopean!) novel about a professor who must return to Cincinnati, the hometown she thought she'd escaped, created a stir in 2013.

Through these extremely varied approaches to the same core themes, the artists participating in Land Escapes create a thought-provoking collection which is both personal and insightful.

Indie pop and aggressively energetic street dancing aren't typically lumped together with one another, but that didn't stop LA-based alt pop trailblazers The Great Escape from creating a krumping music video for their single "Let Me Go Wild".

It is reported that peak periods of fighting between the UPDF and the LRA have also been hypothesized to have increased the number of abductees that were able to use the opportunity to escape, thereby creating an influx of returnees at Reception Centres [ 19, 29, 30].