He denied that "a gentleman of very high position"—presumably Prince Albert Victor was in any way involved with the scandal, but accused the government of conspiracy to pervert the course of justice by hampering the investigation, allowing Somerset and Hammond to escape, delaying the trials and failing to prosecute the case with vigour.
Nova escaped, delaying the inevitable, for what followed was the most gruesome inning of the Yankees' 322 this season.
Passengers travelling from England's main airports have escaped delays and cancellations after a blanket of fog over southern and central parts of the country began to lift.
You're buying time on the clock, a second chance to escape, a delay switch on death.
After tumors escape this delay they resume growth at rates similar to the other groups.
You can't escape infuriating delays, but you can adjust your schedule to make room for them; don't put extra pressure on yourself by making your schedule so tight that there is no leeway for error.
"Theoretically, it is voluntary in the sense that the 'boy' is free to choose his own year," says Heald. "But many try to escape or delay-and, yes, there are parties rounding them up every two years and cutting them...
Even if larvae metamorphose and escape desiccation, delayed metamorphosis along with decreased size at metamorphosis reduces adult recruitment and the likelihood of reproduction in amphibians (Smith 1987).
It has been suggested that this pattern of impulsive choice is indicative of enhanced motivation to escape or avoid delay, and that the inattentive, overactive and impulsive behaviors in which ADHD patients engage are functional expressions of delay-aversion (Sonuga-Barke, 2002, 2003).
Removing the lid causes the heat built up in the slow cooker to escape, which could delay and lengthen your total cooking time.
