This book had me on the edge of my seat in many places throughout, as in some sections it seemed like the two protagonists would be unable to escape the predicaments they constantly found themselves in.
Eventually Madero escaped the predicament by appealing directly to Villa's and Orozco's troops and the two generals had to relent.
He drew enormous strength from those memories, they gave him comfort in hours of darkness in fact he ended up composing a book in his head to escape the torment of his predicament which later turned into his autobiography Taken on Trust.
Yet if companies stop investing for long periods, capitalism will have the life snuffed out of it.The indebted countries of the West should escape this predicament.
Mr. Bush can't escape this predicament by reaffirming, for the umpteenth time, his commitment to making Russia part of the West.
Perhaps to escape the self-loathing of his predicament, he's let himself become a monster: a five-times-married, childless, overweight, heavy-drinking, amoral solipsist who holds to the pre-Copernican belief that the cosmos revolves around his ego.
It's about a common human predicament: Alby can't escape the angry absurdity of his own character.
What can we do to escape this predicament?
At Elland Road, Ferguson admitted: "He's not getting the games he deserves and that's unfortunate," and there is no escaping the sheer strangeness of his predicament, which was the talk of the industry this week.
Back then American policymakers were keen to lecture the Japanese on how to escape their predicament.
The only way the rodent could escape its watery predicament was if a second rat — sitting safe on a platform — pushed open a small round door separating the two sides, letting the first rodent climb onto dry land.
