Sentence examples for escape for long from inspiring English sources

Sunderland had survived a scramble after Darren Fletcher headed Shinji Kagawa's cross against the post and Mannone blocked Welbeck's follow up - but they did not escape for long.

But a tiny number do convince the public that theirs is a genuine account of an addiction whose clutches the writer escaped for long enough to scribble down a compelling narrative: think William Burroughs's Junky, or Thomas de Quincey's Confessions of an English Opium Eater.

And with citizens deputized to watch one another for suspicious activities, strangers could not escape notice for long.

But Pond couldn't escape violence for long: when the Vietnamese invaded in 1979 he was, like thousands of Cambodian children, given a gun and ordered to fight against them.

Second, and in counterpoint, it is unlikely that the same allele will be sheltered for a number of successive generations, and so recessive deleterious mutations are less likely to escape selection for long.

By contrast, for the men on the Fram, there was no escape for three long years from 1893-6.

He said Mr Chen had "planned this escape for a long time, he even attempted to dig a tunnel to escape.

Chen's fellow activist Hu Jia stated that Chen had been planning escape for a long time, and had previously attempted to dig a tunnel for escape.

Still, the sheer number of Mafiosi who escape for so long raises serious questions as to whether or not these Italian mobsters are just better at hiding than other criminals and if so, how they pull it off.

It was 10 30 p.m. Merle was arrested the next day, but escaped prison for long enough to run home and apologize to his wife.

In March 1975, ten prisoners escaped from the courthouse in Newry while on trial for attempting to escape from Long Kesh.