Sentence examples for escaped up from inspiring English sources

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.

7.16pm: This just in from Guardian reporter Matthew Taylor: About 1,000 protesters who were charged by mounted police on Whitehall escaped up a side street and have spent the last 30 minutes running through the centre of London chanting: "You say cut back, we say fight back".

Although appearing normal at first, within minutes the infant metamorphosed into a horse-headed, bat-winged, fork-tailed demon that escaped up the chimney and into the pines.

While both Stevens and Shaw acknowledge that MacDermott often escaped up north to Algonquin to fish, both women repeatedly stressed to the authorities that he never would have left without telling the family or without checking in.

When we talked at the ICC's closing night party, I told Achatz what an inspiration he was to me and how much I enjoyed his demo, I shared how the balloon that escaped up to the ceiling had popped and splattered down on the cooking surface during Joan Roca's demo, making one of the most celebrated chefs in Europe jump.

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.

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.

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.

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.