Sentence examples for escape from beneath from inspiring English sources

Not to having to compete with a football team of dancers being sexy or trying to escape from beneath a sheet.

Danny Boyle's 127 Hours, about the hiker Aaron Ralston, who in 2003 cut off his own arm to escape from beneath a fallen boulder, was nominated three times and is a lively outsider.

We speculate that if the porous media deform considerably during impact there are low permeability paths for air to escape from beneath the droplet and so it is not trapped.

He added: "What this tells us is that Saturn's tides are having a significant effect on how much material can escape from beneath Enceladus.

When I rolled her body over, I began to cry, and I saw a snake escape from beneath them.

ESCAPE FROM CAMP 14, by Blaine Harden.

The many small seeds escape from pores beneath the disk when the capsule is shaken by the wind.

The seeds are borne in a spherical capsule topped by a disk formed by the stigmas of the flower; the seeds escape from pores beneath the disk when the capsule is shaken by the wind.

It is a claim that passes lightly over the existing parade of dud sequels from the early 1970s: Beneath, Escape From, Conquest Of and Battle For, and also the later, dire TV series which more or less imprisoned poor old Roddy McDowall in his monkey suit.

After two weeks, he and seven others tried a daring escape beneath barbed wire.

From BENEATH A RUTHLESS SUN by Gilbert King.