Sentence examples for escape the wrath from inspiring English sources

Others have hidden to escape the wrath of their families.

He joins an all-girl band to escape the wrath of Al Capone.

For years I even managed to escape the wrath of the Italian people for this supposed transgression.

Not just of Munich, where he managed to escape the wrath of terrorists during the attack in the Olympic village.

But the exiled Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky has been unable to escape the wrath of his second wife, Galina.

"Those elements playing with lives of innocent people would not escape the wrath of Allah and law of the land," he said.

It escaped the wrath of the allergy crusaders.

Tata Steel has not had a strike since the 1920s, and has so far escaped the wrath of the Naxalites.

(The area, which escaped the wrath of Sandy and last week's power failure, offers larger spaces than, say, the Lower East Side).

But while Upworthy's growth has been meteoric, it has not escaped the wrath of some online commenters.

Confidence in our tax system relies on the public's belief that the tax laws are administered fairly -- that nobody escapes the wrath of the taxman.