Sentence examples for ever escaping from inspiring English sources
And as the business becomes shaky, so do her prospects of ever escaping it and moving on to any kind of conventional life.
The lack of funding of British winter sports effectively takes a lump hammer to their hopes of ever escaping the Eddie the Eagle perceptions that still attach.
In some cases, the birds die without ever escaping the tree's branches, which means their mummified corpses can be found hanging here and there like macabre Christmas tree ornaments.
And once imprisoned he had few chances of ever escaping the system of "slavery by another name," the term used by then-Wall Street Journal bureau chief Douglas Blackmon in an arresting study.
Despairing of ever escaping the increasingly squalid station, barred from boarding trains and buses without papers, they simply set off to Austria on foot, a 125-mile journey that seemed better than staying put.
Although the novel's three sections span six years, they are devoted to different understandings of the same few events in the early months of 1988, when Ana is terrorized by teenage boys, Gaeta injures his hand and stops saving for Joyce's engagement ring, and Joyce considers selling her vintage purse collection while abandoning her hope of ever escaping her tyrannical father's house.
"Not one has ever escaped custody.
Do we ever escape our hometowns?
No one has ever escaped it.
How could we ever escape clock time?
