Sentence examples for escape to be from inspiring English sources

Modern research has shown his own account of ill treatment and a dramatic escape to be almost entirely a fantasy.

She is also needy, capricious and a little unstable, which allows Leonard's fantasy of escape to be twinned with a dream of rescue.

The traffic of the readymade is one-way; a urinal that becomes art — Duchamp's "Fountain" (1917), which is not in the show but haunts it — can't escape to be a urinal again.

Whereas climbers and hikers in the West relish the thought of conquering mountains alone, the Chinese generally think of outings in Nature as a spiritual escape, to be enjoyed with friends.

The distal mirror is totally reflective and the proximal mirror is partly transmissive, so that at a given energy density, laser light will escape to be transmitted to the target tissue (Fig. 20).

Holed up in his room and ignoring his homework, he read James Baldwin, Ralph Ellison, Langston Hughes, Richard Wright, and W. E. B. Du Bois and tried to "reconcile the world as I'd found it with the terms of my birth": But there was no escape to be had.

Although the ship was destroyed, its entire crew escaped to be later rescued from Elephant Island.

Even the Christmas you yearn to escape – or half-escape – has to be pitch-perfect.

"They concentrated on male youths and whoever did not manage to escape was to be killed".

The iron pens, which prevent escape, have to be dismantled.

The first escape has to be the greatest.