Sentence examples for escape term from inspiring English sources

Amid record low voter turnout today, an important proposition intended to allow popular politicians to escape term limits appeared headed for a sound defeat this evening.

He will never be able to escape the term "Bangle butt," for the high trunk line that is now found on dozens of cars.

During my last pregnancy, I couldn't escape the term, "rainbow baby".

Looking back, it's hard to escape the term "naïveté," in fact.

But it is unusual for defendants accused of grave crimes, like those the photographers were accused of committing, to escape prison terms, raising the question of whether the state had the evidence to convict them.

Mr. Rodríguez said the company had sent some clients notices of force majeure, invoking a legal clause that allows a seller to escape contract terms because of circumstances out of its control.

In a country deeply marked by machismo -- where women won the right to vote in 1956 and where as recently as five years ago men could escape jail terms for rape simply by marrying their victims, Ms. Flores's candidacy is revolutionary.

"The work programme has also helped more than 74,000 young people escape long-term unemployment and find lasting work".

Simultaneously, Paralympians were heralded as escaping the term 'disabled' while being weighed down by the caricatures that go with it; the caricature that paints disability as a tragic trial that only the bravest can endure.

He called escape a weird term.

She tells Danuta Kean about hers She has fought to escape the derogatory term 'chick lit'.