But only once the tree escapes the ground, which can sustain bonsai trees for decades, is it possible for it to sail through the sky, dive under water, and soak up the desert sun. .
The third group, four policemen, in April 1942 managed to escape the camp grounds but were caught within a few miles of camp.
To reach the Wimbledon final, she will have to escape the sling-blade ground strokes of Venus Williams in the quarterfinals and potentially Serena in the semifinals.
Thus mountain and moorland breeders, such as wallcreeper Tichodroma muraria and white-throated dipper Cinclus cinclus, may move only altitudinally to escape the cold higher ground.
Revealing mistake: When the two boys crawl out of the water onto the dirt bank after jumping from the cliff to escape the Indominus Rex, the ground beneath them moves as if there is some sort of carpet beneath the muddy ground.
One cannot escape the politics on the ground.
In her fifth outing, Hilda and her mother are thrown together on a dangerous adventure through the land of trolls, after Hilda is caught trying to escape the house while grounded.
"Botanica" is nominally based on the unfolding of the seasons, and Mr. Pendleton and his 10 dancers try to incarnate the ideas in Maurice Maeterlinck's wonderful description of a flower that is quoted in the program: "The plant strains its whole being in one single plan: to escape above the ground from the fatality below... to enter a moving, animated world".
One murderer in Georgia is trying to escape the chair on the grounds that he has an inherited predisposition to crime.
At the time all I could think of was the shock and horror of seeing those final moments as people fell to the ground to escape the flames.
But then, he is perfectly OK following Cade onto the cables attached to the building that's 1,500 feet above the ground to escape the space ship.
