Sentence examples for escape opening from inspiring English sources

The marines made a frenzied escape, opening fire with automatic weapons as they tore down a six-mile stretch of highway, hitting almost anyone in their way – teenage girls in fields, motorists in their cars, old men as they walked along the road.

Costanero Sur Ecological Reserve: A nature escape opening to the Rio de la Plata.

Directed by John Erick Dowdle ("Quarantine," "Devil"), "No Escape" opens Aug. 26. .

You could be charged with assault if you continue to attack someone who assaulted you, after a solid opportunity to escape opened.

These evidences on the role of tumor cell metabolism on tumor immune escape open the possibility of combining drugs designed to control tumor cell metabolism with new procedures of anti-tumor immunotherapy.

The governments in Ethiopia and Uganda have largely escaped open international censure because their role in maintaining peace and security, as well as the balance of power, in the volatile Horn of Africa is deemed crucial by western democracies.

But the group can't wholly escape itself, opening with the title track, a king-size song about modesty and rebaptism, and closing with "A Little Home".

Allow the steam to escape before opening the lid.

In The Cage, for example, a prisoner struggled to escape, forces open the bars and steps out, only to find himself in another cage, apparently made of glass, which begins to close in on him.

By 11 00, Villeneuve had conducted a successful fighting withdrawal to the mouth of the bay, and was able to escape to open water.

Early escape to open-label adalimumab therapy was allowed for patients not achieving an ASAS20 at weeks 12, 16, or 20.