Sentence examples for escape visits from inspiring English sources

The Tories promised the best state schools in England today that they would escape visits from inspectors.

In March, Gove promised that under the Tories the "best" state schools would escape visits from inspectors unless their results fell dramatically or huge numbers of parents complained.

Sensitivity analyses including data after escape visits were performed, with the escape factor considered in the mixed model.

Thus, subjects who completed the entire study answered the CHQ between 6 and 8 times (no participants had more than 2 escape visits).

The CHQ was administered at the screening and baseline visits, at the start and end of each treatment course, and at the time of escape visits.

"How to Rule the World," a new play by Nakkiah Lui for Sydney Theater Company, is deeply rooted in Australia's cultural landscape: Jokes about the former prime minister, Julia Gillard, or the state of Tasmania may well escape visiting foreigners.

And the suffering that his escape visited upon her was, he reflects, her due as a woman: "these tortures revealed the vestiges of Eve she had within her, as with groans she searched for what she had given birth to with groans".

Scarcely a farm family has escaped visits by the security police, the den tention for a day, a week, or many months of sons, fathers or relatives.

It's hard to escape a visit to India without someone asking you to compare it to China.

He carries a bottle of muriatic acid and the refrain "beaten by a woman," a taunt he has hoped to escape by visiting his sister in their home town.

Exposure also explores the isolated coasts of England, with Lily retreating to the safety of a wilderness, so it is no surprise that Dunmore has her own love of escape, regularly visiting Cornwall and the house she owns in West Penwith.