Sentence examples for escape from continued from inspiring English sources

The kids have no escape from continued manipulative influence.

Even as environmentalism took on big new problems in the seventies, it also seemed to promise an escape hatch from continuing crises of inequality, social conflict, and, sometimes, certain kinds of people.

Some might instead tolerate the emergence of a growing underclass that is hard to escape from while continuing to search for a technological solution to underemployment.

Factory, $19.97, R) Escape From Zahrain Continuing to thumb the pages of the neglected Paramount catalog, the independent distributor Olive Films has come up with "Escape From Zahrain," a modest 1962 adventure film (it was originally released on a double bill with Don Siegel's "Hell Is for Heroes") starring Yul Brynner and directed by the British jack of all trades Ronald Neame.

He increased his parliamentary majority and, emboldened by his escape from justice, possibly continued his abuse of pubescent boys for two decades.

But, even four thousand miles away, he won't be able to escape the continuing fallout from the news that his son, Donald Trump, Jr., met last year with a Russian lawyer named Natalia Veselnitskaya on the promise of obtaining dirt on Hillary Clinton.

CZP patients eligible for escape continued to receive CZP and were not assumed to be non-responders from week 16.

A "heat dome", or area of high pressure, enveloped the country and prevented the hot air from escaping as it continued to cyclically warm at the surface.

As a result refugees like Benny Wenda, who have travelled half way around the world to escape persecution, continue to be threatened from afar by oppressive governments".

Staggering to her feet and looking to escape from the cave, Lara continued to show flashes of emotion – not something she was allowed to do in previous games – and demonstrated a new gaming mechanic Crystal Dynamics calls Smart Response.

The dystopian actioner, released in 1981 and set in a crime-ridden 1997, gave Russell the chance to inhabit iconic antihero Snake Plissken who quipped and swore his way to cult stardom (and the inferior 1996 sequel, Escape from LA). Carpenter continued to bring out the best in Russell with this 1982 classic which was unfairly dismissed upon release but later viewed as one of the decade's finest.