Sentence examples for escape paths from inspiring English sources

While he was retracing the escape paths, Mr. Cohen wrote of the friendship of strangers.

While explosive traps – that can be dismantled for bolt parts if successfully disarmed – littered many of the obvious escape paths.

It has well-designated escape paths that let people flee on foot to a parallel tunnel that leads to the surface.

Our guides, Harry and Brigid Dodge, didn't seem overly concerned about the close call; it was a young female bear, they explained later, maybe 3 or 4 years old, curious and scared, but with easy escape paths and no food cache to protect.

Mr. Boucault said that at times it was hard to follow the men as they excitedly recounted their guerrilla actions, so he persuaded them to re-enact some dramatic moments on the streets of Paris, even to the point of having them wave pistols and hurry down escape paths.

The activated escape paths have been studied theoretically and observed experimentally [6, 7].

They have an escape path, but there's nothing to escape from.

But, for all her doubleness of vision, her escape path is now overgrown.

The car seat must be placed there so it won't block the escape path in an emergency.

It might alter a gunman's escape path from the scene of a robbery, or alter his hideout location.

The holes provided us an escape path for the pressure, keeping the intact -- or keeping the surface of the foam intact.