Sentence examples for escaping trouble from inspiring English sources

At Cleveland, he dipped and darted on an injured calf, escaping trouble, channeling his inner running back.

Chamberlain came in with two on and one out in the seventh and bailed out Pettitte, who worked six and a third steely innings, escaping trouble all night.

GameSpot noted that Elaine is usually much more proficient at escaping trouble "than the so-called hero who comes to save her", while the video game culture journal Eludamos approved of the character for allowing a level of "feminine expression which did not necessary always conform to passive ideals of the damsel in distress".

His drop-back passing ability was on display, evidenced by a 96-yard touchdown bomb in the first half, and he also proved adept at escaping trouble when he scrambled to find an open receiver for another score to end the second quarter.

Anyone who is ready, willing and able to put down the fiddle and pick up the banjo at the drop of a hat -- or a broken string by her guitarist -- to change songs midway through a set list has a talent for taking on improv while escaping trouble.

The extra training of a physician is about understanding basic science, respecting the scientific method, using it to improve your practice, doing a good operation, avoiding and escaping trouble, recognizing when you're actually in trouble, figuring out who you can help with surgery, being the ultimate responsible party for the outcome, and cultivating professional standards and behavior.

"Beyond Babylon" has not escaped trouble.

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

As usual, Woods found a way to make birdies today, and he also escaped trouble.

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

Maybe Jorge Posada would have held at third, and Leiter would have escaped trouble.