In 1979, Rupert Holmes became a legacy with his hit song "Escape," better known to the world as "The Pina Colada Song," where a man looking for a new love discovers his current girlfriend is the ideal choice.
(The U.S. escaped in better shape than initially thought after the two other Concacaf matches — Jamaica vs. Mexico and Costa Rica vs Panama — ended in draws).
CAPE COD, MA WHAT: No two words encapsulate summertime escape better than "Cape Cod".
More importantly, should you allow yourself to get invovled with others while you are at a place, such as an Ashram, to escape and better yourself?
Side streets nearby, like East 105th, contain worn apartments laced with fire escapes; better-aged row houses, whose earth-toned stone facades recall battlements, stand on East 94th.
(Of course the banal truth is that they're clerks - but that won't do: no one ever escaped into a better life without the aid of imagination).
Many executives escaped in much better shape, having received multimillion-dollar payments or sold many shares before the companies filed for bankruptcy and their share prices plummeted.
And every mistake is newsworthy: escaped prisoners make better headlines than disgruntled farmers kept waiting for payments due them, for example.Yet even bearing in mind its difficult remit, the Home Office is poorly run.
The Punch serialisation attracted little critical comment; The Athenaeums literary critic thought the series "may have escaped unnoticed amid better jokes".
Several recent crises in Latin America and Eastern Europe revealed the widespread use of dummy accounts and borrowers with fictitious names that had escaped regulators' attention in better times.Mine, all mineThe third offender, government involvement in banking, is even more pernicious.
