Sentence examples for has never escaped from inspiring English sources

Aaron McKie left Temple seven years ago, but he has never escaped John Chaney.

"He exploited the environment perfectly well, stayed on message, framed her early, and she has never escaped it.

So it made sense to Mr. Leary to remind viewers that Tommy has never escaped that day.

A later PSP version added new modes and was well-received, but the title has never escaped its 'cult' label.

Peckinpah's formal mastery and willingness to probe the dark side of human psychology are applauded by some, but Straw Dogs has never escaped its tainted reputation.

To Charles Higham he was the founding father of Hollywood who "imported a provincialism, a bourgeois Philistinism from which it has never escaped ".

They have never escaped from the heavy weight of their past (the club has over 200 fans' groups) and the many former players who dream of being the coach that wins them a trophy.

Programming, especially in the arts, has improved lately, but the stations have never escaped their sleepy image, and their most fervent backers today are not educators but ethnic groups that lease inexpensive air time.

And in either case, let's put them in prisons, where our track record is, they've never escaped.

Perhaps this concept has been born again -- being taken too literally, or maybe we have never escaped its expectations and agenda.

You've never escaped the Macarena because the Macarena has become as much a part of your life as faint memories of Blue Peter appeals, Phil Jupitus, and duckweed.