The phrase "escape race" can be correct and usable in written English depending on the context.
It could be used to describe a situation where individuals or groups are competing to be the first to escape from a challenging or dangerous situation. Example: "The contestants in the escape race had to navigate through a series of obstacles before reaching the finish line and being declared the winner."
We are a country that cannot escape race.
But then, almost as a compensatory action for his attempts to escape race, he applauded when O. J. Simpson was found not guilty of murder.
A major theme of the book is racial separatism, as Malcomson traces the futile attempts by all three groups to "escape" race by building racially pure communities.
Combined with the current mud-run craze, the brain-scoffing swarms have infected the fitness world, with events across the United States, including the Walking Dead Escape race at Comic-Con in July.
Cut the correct wires before they blow · Hoover's Hot Air Escape: Race your balloon up a treacherous canyon, avoiding the overhanging cliffs · Rupee Roulette: Tilt the treasure chest to swipe the rupees before the clock hits zero · Adventure Mode: Is the ultimate challenge, with Thomas Braider, a famed archaeologist, guiding gamers on a full-on record-breaking romp through all five challenges.
As news of his sensational escape raced around the world, the Indian and Chinese governments were caught off balance.
Those who escaped raced to make it behind British lines before the slave catchers caught up with them.
And, the researchers show unambiguously how escaped racing pigeons have bolstered the populations of feral birds.
The squadron fell for the Hardy Boys fake-out, and Samba escaped, racing down through the jungle and onto a plane.
The improbable solution allows him to escape the race, resulting in celebrations at G.O.P. Mission Control.
It seems no-one can escape the race for the best Glasgow 2014 "photo-bombs" and "selfies" photographs.
