Sentence examples for escape the deadliest from inspiring English sources

Residents of southwest Georgia awoke to the sound of wind and snapping pines, and most had little chance to escape the deadliest tornadoes to strike the state in more than 50 years.

They evacuated to escape the deadly Camp Fire.

Witnesses described confusion and chaos Thursday night as hundreds of panicked bystanders ran to try to escape the deadly truck.

But Labour also needs to escape the deadly tropes, the meaningless language of "modernising" and the unimaginative straitjacket New Labour locked itself into after 1994.

Survivors described losing their loved ones and their clothes, in a frantic scrabble to escape the deadly crush as it surged down a narrow street with no exits.

Sound design is cranked up to a nerve-shredding overload as the teenagers negotiate creaking floorboards and crunching glass to try and escape the deadly old man with a gun.

It's possible that the ancient turtles, like some modern species, were relatively oblivious to their surroundings when they were copulating and, therefore, unable to escape the deadly depths.

Now that the scientists know what genes to looks for, they may be able to determine which parts of the reefs are at high risk for coral bleaching and which parts might be able to escape the deadly consequences of climate change. .

At the same time, the evaluations also show that the reactors at Fukushima Daiichi escaped the deadliest outcomes — a complete meltdown of the plant.

Most are still wearing the clothes they wore when they escaped the deadliest fire in Oakland's history, the previous Friday night.

Many of the people fleeing Central America say they are escaping the deadly gangs there; most are from El Salvador and Honduras.