Sentence examples for escape making from inspiring English sources

The miners will play a critical role in their own escape, making their organization and leadership essential, officials said.

Labour knows it could not escape making cuts itself – maybe over a longer period, but on a similar scale.

OMAHA — Even with the addition of a hedge fund manager meant to inject additional skepticism into Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting, Warren E. Buffett managed to escape making big news here on Saturday.

And while Mr. Brown's tale thrilled the antislavery crowd and got picked up by some newspapers, Frederick Douglass, the abolitionist, decried those who had publicized details about the escape, making it unlikely that anyone else could replicate it.

It means they are more relaxed faced with whatever the road throws at them, and the day-to-day tasks related to controlling the race become normalised – dealing with the media, figuring out whom to let into each day's escape, making the pace in the mountains.

Wearers will also enjoy how a "barrier membrane" allows water and heat to escape making the suit more breathable.

But a narrow escape makes the glory more glorious, right?

In January 1945, some 10,000 Allied prisoners of war were evacuated from the prison where the escape made famous in the film The Great Escape had taken place the year before.

Charlotte's escape made the other games — Butler's 73-67 victory against Dayton, St . Josephs 58-57 win over Xavier and Massachusetts's 77-72 victory against George Washington — seem tame by comparison.

In any case, Mr. Affleck said the escape made a good story, and so did the C.I.A.'s ruse, that the six were Canadians scouting locations for a movie.

The poustinias – found first in the Russian Orthodox tradition – are an escape, made available by the Grail to anyone who has a use for them, from whatever background, religious or not.