Sentence examples for escape post from inspiring English sources

There were about 100 people at the Mountain View event, including Sergey Brinn and Larry Page, who both seemed eager to escape post haste.

With larger game, studying their patterns and location over multiple trips to the same area can be very useful; if you know a deer's escape route is past a long straight path, force them to run their escape, post on the path, and wait for them to cross.

Ironically, Faithfull revealed in her frank 1994 autobiography Faithfull that her mother did not enjoy sex, only marrying her father to escape post-war Vienna.

During May 2011, 3,000 refugees moved into the reserve, with their cattle, to escape post-election inter-community violence.

Eighty of these transcripts escape post-fertilisation degradation and represent the maternal Oct4-TN inheritance that is passed on to the 2-cell embryo.

In mammals, shorter 3'UTRs tend to escape post-transcriptional gene regulation and are more stable in comparison with longer mRNAs [ 54].

This has a dual advantage for the cell; first, it provides additional checkpoints for the removal of unprocessed and potentially deleterious transcripts, which are less likely to escape post-transcriptional RNA surveillance.

The irony, of course, is that we escaped (post-Thatcher) only to find ourselves going headlong into socialist Europe.

The H3 'pan' antibody against the carboxy terminus of histone H3 (an invariant region that escapes post-translational modifications) recognizes all forms of histone H3 and its modifications.

That goes for British people who want to escape the post-Brexit UK.

Last month most of the troupe managed to escape the post-election repression led by the K.G.B., but one of the group's managers, Artiom Zhelezniak, was less fortunate.