Sentence examples for escape retaliation from inspiring English sources

April 28 2010 May 16 201010 "Americas Off Broadway" kicks off with this Houses on the Moon Theatre Company production, in association with Queens Theatre in the Park, based on the true story of a Guatemalan teen who fled to the U.S. in 2002 to escape retaliation from a notorious Central American gang.

If you want to discourage an enemy from committing aggression, you have to convey the message that there is no way to escape retaliation.

Elijah was depicted, in several instances, as a second Moses e.g., he fled to the wilderness to escape the retaliation of a ruler, and he encountered a theophany (manifestation of a deity) of Yahweh on Mt. Horeb.

He escaped serious injury and vowed retaliation.

Punk is my escape from that – it is a retaliation against the slave-like work ethic, the lack of individuality, the lack of any real culture.

On July 9 he sent the 300 prisoners, under light guard but with threats of retaliation should they try to escape, toward Ticonderoga while he marched his exhausted forces toward Castleton and then Skenesboro.

(Some will now escape further punishment, because the WTO ruled that retaliation was permissible only against $191m of imports, rather than America's initial target of $520m).

In a dispute decades long, the church has maintained that Pius XII supported efforts throughout the war to hide Jews or help them escape, but worked behind the scenes to avoid retaliation from Nazi and Italian Fascist authorities.

David worries that his escape from the armed group will lead to retaliation against his parents, who still live outside the POC site.

But he believed the Real IRA had escaped such action, because the garda were afraid of retaliation.

The killing, the only assassination of a Canadian political figure in the 20th century, was variously seen as retaliation for Mr. Trudeau's crackdown; a result, perhaps unintended, of an attempted escape; or even an accident.