Sentence examples for escape punishing from inspiring English sources

In the early 1970's, Ms. Rampling and her first husband and then manager, Bryan Southcombe, moved to the South of France to escape punishing British taxes.

That unusual matchup, which earned both men millions, went 15 rounds — during which Inoki stayed low to the mat, the better to escape punishing blows from Ali. "The glove was like iron, iron," he said, rapping his hand on a glass and wooden table in the hotel where he stayed.

Another, equally jarring set of photographs — by the young photojournalist Stephanie Sinclair, of women in Afghanistan who immolated themselves to escape punishing marriages — is installed on, and I'm tempted to say embedded in, the museum's fourth floor, which is otherwise devoted largely to painting.

Thailand became a hub for Japanese car manufacturers in the 1980s and 1990s, partly because car makers sought to escape the punishing effect of a rising Japanese yen.

But these days it is also home to Huma Bhabha and Jason Fox, a successful New York artist couple who were looking to escape the punishing cycle of ever-rising rents on their Manhattan studios and a depressing tenement apartment.

Yet it is home to Joe Fig, a 37-year-old New York City artist who sought to escape the punishing cycle of ever-rising rents and the monotonous grisaille of city buildings.

He mixed baseline tenacity with aggressive net play to engineer break points in game eight, only for Murray to escape by punishing a poor volley with a forehand pass that kissed the baseline.

In the context of these new definitions, our culture can offer up visions of 3-D adult women and also allow room for men to escape previously punishing strictures of traditional 'maleness.'maleness

He also knew that one of the main principles of Islamic jurisprudence is that it is better to let 100 guilty people escape punishment than to punish an innocent.

Although the city escaped a punishing blow from the storm, New York's ability to return to its usual humming self will rely largely on how quickly its lifeblood mass transit system can recover.

Women are raped most days, and if they seek to escape are punished by one of their children being killed.