Sentence examples for escape looking from inspiring English sources

Writer spends a lot of time on his fire escape looking at the cars.

His team developed a thoughtful scheme that references the long lineage of courtyard-focused "hypostyle" mosques – but the result somehow can't escape looking like a multi-storey car park dressed in jazzy Islamic-inspired cladding.

At the corner of 106th Street and Third Avenue, the boarded-up windows and the remainder of the five-story building have been sleekly painted a rich taupe, allowing the Chase Bank branch below to escape looking as if it were in a forsaken slum.

But Morgoth attacks, with Balrogs, dragons and orcs, and as the city falls, Tuor, his wife Idril and the child Eärendel escape, "looking back from a cleft in the mountains as they flee southward, at the blazing wreckage of their city".

Despite her severe look, she manages to escape looking clownlike -- her dark hair angles around high cheekbones.

The Escape looks a little like a shrunken Explorer, and it has the same outdoorsy style.

And when Everton came to town, the great escape looked on.

From the back, a front- drive Escape looks like a 4-by-4 that has been vandalized.

The Google Play description is terse, to say the least, but its demo video makes Killer Escape look like an interesting touchscreen take on point'n'click adventures.

As with the Boboli, the view of the city is part of the experience, making it a place to escape, look back and reflect.

The interior has been reworked to become more carlike; new seat fabrics make the Escape look more sophisticated than the Honda CR-V that I was simultaneously testing.