Sentence examples for escape the audience from inspiring English sources

After letting an "Oh shit" escape, the audience heard a few examples of BP testing the Toughbook in the field.

It took him almost seventy-two hours to escape, and the audience had nearly given up hope when he finally broke the surface of the water.

The country style fooled the Ku Klux Klan into believing he was a white singer and he was once booked to entertain at a rally: not only did he escape unscathed, the audience repeatedly requested their favourite numbers.

Even the audience couldn't escape the VS effect with the Black Tie 'black and white' dress code making for somewhat over-dressed but incredibly coordinated fashion show attendees.

"I used running, in part, to escape the pressures at home," Salazar told the audience.

"Nine Inch Nails?" I smiled: "Absolutely," A few chuckles escaped from the audience.

And I think we as an audience long to escape the bullshit that can consume all of us and get lost in a fun, no frills story where the loser wins and the boy gets the girl".

I enjoyed creating hyper-awkward situations, thus hermetically sealing off a space where no audience member could escape the trainwreck that was me with a microphone in my hand.

However, neither Bublé nor Cullum's record companies are big on romantic theories about an audience's desire to escape the horrors of the present and luxuriate in a less complicated - yet somehow more sophisticated - era of cocktails and casinos.

As the audience, you are aware that there isn't something pressing to do, but that the people involved are attempting to escape the situation.

"Escape?" the Minotaur said.