Sentence examples for escape up from inspiring English sources

According to the Government Accountability Office, the provision could allow industry to escape up to $54 billion in legitimate royalties, depending on the price of oil.

"This ties in the boiler and burner so that when the boiler fires, the flue damper allows the gas to escape up to the apartments.

It is not safe to walk cats on a traditional collars; if they escape up a tree, a breakaway collar will detach, while a standard collar can strangle them.

He and his defense team appear confident that he will not be convicted, and that he will escape up to 30 years in prison and $1.5 million in fines.

Periodically one cries out in Pashto, turns up the volume on CNN and Khushal explains that we are seeing a relative: the cousin who is engaged to the son of former King Zahir Shah, or another time, their Uncle Abdul Qadir negotiating at Bonn. "After trying to escape up a steep mountain trail, the Taliban captured him," Khushal reads, his voice rising and his words tripping over each other.

"Bravehearts" tracks that impulse toward psychological freedom, or escape, up to the present day.

Gas somehow escaped up the well, then exploded, collapsing the rig.

Benedict Arnold knew it: after he tried to surrender West Point to the British he escaped up a carriage road in Garrison.

Transocean's boss, Steven Newman, said the problem may have been a mishandling of the cement that is supposed to keep gas from escaping up the well pipe to the surface.

In April of this year, BP engineers concluded that the casing was "unlikely to be a successful cement job," according to a document, referring to how the casing would be sealed to prevent gases from escaping up the well.

Eyewitness Rhonda Chesnutt says the animal then ran into her, before escaping up a tree.