Sentence examples for has successfully escaped from inspiring English sources

All these consciously eccentric characters confirm McDonagh's point that it is hard to separate the real Ireland from the myths that encrust it but, in the end, the evening belongs to Radcliffe, who has successfully escaped from the Potter's wheel.

And in the finale, we learn that Moira has successfully escaped to Canada, and has reunited with Luke.

With celebrity, wealth and likely an army of attorneys by his side, he has successfully escaped real consequences through plea deals and possibly manipulation and intimidation of his victims.

Analysts said they found the goal realistic, and that Ericsson seemed to have successfully escaped a liquidity crunch that once threatened the company's survival.

A former army officer who had successfully escaped from Colditz during the second world war, Neave had been an outspoken opponent of republican violence during the Troubles in Northern Ireland.

It was unclear how many children were still inside, how many had successfully escaped on the night of March 7th, or who might be missing; the home doesn't have a computerized database.

The inquiry heard equally desperate personal testimony from Shin Dong-hyuk, perhaps the most famous escapee from North Korea – the only prisoner ever known to have successfully escaped from a so-called 'total control camp' for political prisoners.

But for aficionados of unsolved mysteries, the fantasy that Frank Lee Morris and the brothers Clarence and John Anglin had successfully escaped from the nation's most forbidding maximum security prison and are still alive, hiding somewhere, has been a tantalizing if remote possibility for a half-century now.

Thus far, I had successfully escaped reality, spending all my education and job-related activities in the safe haven of academia.

Several secondary explosions occurred and the trawler disappeared, however investigations concluded that the trawler could have successfully escaped to a nearby river although heavily damaged.

Hargest was one of only three men (Miles was one of the others) known to British Military Intelligence to have successfully escaped from an Italian prisoner of war camp and make their way to another country prior to the armistice with Italy.