Sentence examples for escape the bad from inspiring English sources

We never speak the name of the Scottish play in a theatre, or else, to escape the bad luck, we have to turn around three times and spit".

Citing a struggling single mother with a gifted child in a poor city neighborhood, he told Davos attendees, "We need to create some type of competitive mechanisms" to help her escape the bad schools she is stuck with.

'A large number of British people want to go and find the sun,' said Keith Betton, head of corporate affairs at Abta. 'They want a change, and they're keen to escape the bad weather in this country.

Even the slalom specialist Kristina Koznick, who trains separately from the United States team and could win this season's World Cup overall title in the slalom, could not escape the bad karma.

A family spokesperson told The Associated Press on Sunday that Abdulazeez traveled to Jordan to escape the bad influences in his life.

Patients came from across Europe to sanatoriums in Davos to escape the "bad breath" of crowded cities, staying in the same rooms of what are now considered some of the finest hotels in the Alps.

Yup, no one can escape the big, bad worldwide recession monster.

But there is a sense that the Islanders may have escaped the bad times.

Siobhan Lancaster "Gorgeous Welsh countryside, and a micro-climate that often escapes the bad weather drifting over to Swansea from Ireland.

For example, there is China with its incredibly smart centralised bureaucracy, weak rule of law and absence of accountability (Mao, argues Mr Fukuyama, shows that China has not yet escaped the "bad emperor" problem).

I escaped the bad guy!" because this is when the opposite will happen again.