Sentence examples for escape trouble from inspiring English sources

Vick took a lot of hits and had to escape trouble quite a bit.

The Knicks committed nine turnovers in the second quarter by rushing to escape trouble.

"I thought it was extremely gritty on his part," Girardi said of Pettitte's ability to escape trouble.

Still, Nova has shown maturity in his first full season in the majors, demonstrating a poise that has allowed him to escape trouble.

Each time, Schilling made the big pitch to escape trouble, striking out Andres Galarraga on three pitches to end the game.

Rivera shattered Damon's bat on a foul ball, threw a called third strike past him to escape trouble, then finished for his second straight save and 32nd in postseason play.

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Naturally, more playing time in the second half of the season will be key to his development but here at least is an example of a promising young English footballer with a positive, open mind who sees European football as an opportunity to grow, rather than as a way to keep the salary high or escape troubles back home.

Jordan's well-known among "Friday Night Lights" fans as Vince Howard, the quarterback who uses football as an outlet to escape troubles at home.

Shahid Raza says that in immigrant communities, where marriages are not recognised by civil law in the UK, Sharia councils are the only recourse for women trying to escape troubled relationships.

"Beyond Babylon" has not escaped trouble.