Born to Russian Jewish parents in Chisinau, which was then in Romania and is now the capital of Moldova, she fled to Paris with her mother to escape the threatened Soviet invasion, only to have to go into hiding when the Nazis occupied the city during World War II.
– People on the ramp try to escape the life-threatening situation over the staircases, the pole(s), and the container (see Sec. 3.1).
In the beginning, there is a largely Hellenistic portrait, one that is notable for the optimism that a sufficiently rational and disciplined life can safely escape the ever-threatening circumstantial adversity that seems to surround us.
Research shows that, with legal representation, Hector stands a chance of obtaining asylum, which would allow him to escape the life-threatening violence back home.
If Frodo were to decline the task and hide at home, he would not escape the dangers that threaten.
Atonement Ian McEwan (Vintage, £7.99) Some works of art seem to tremble with a life that threatens to escape the confines of the form they inhabit.
Victory confirmed, her smile grew so wide it threatened to escape the confines of her face.
It's a world that feels so alive, and one with such an agreeably loveable sensibility that the madcap reckless abandon of it all constantly threatens to escape the confines of the TV screen and overflow into your bedroom.
It's a world that feels so alive, and one with such an agreeably lovable sensibility that the madcap reckless abandon of it all constantly threatens to escape the confines of the TV screen and overflow into your bedroom.
A fragment of Swiss life from antiquity, the wood-panelled salon has escaped the ever-threatening need to renovate.
