Sentence examples for help it escape from inspiring English sources

When a squirrel fell down our chimney into the basement, my mother figured out how to help it escape.

The seller, MCI (formerly scandal-hit WorldCom) wanted an immediate sale to raise cash to help it escape bankruptcy, not slow regulatory torture.

Apparently, setting this picture on the moon wasn't enough to help it escape the crushing gravitational pull of a bad script.

United is hoping that the fact it didn't actually advertise the four-mile price might help it escape sanction from the Department of Transportation.Gulliver often sides with customers in these sorts of fights, but common sense should prevail here.

Tyco, which is nominally based in Bermuda to help it escape income taxes, was built into an extensive conglomerate during a late 1990's buying spree engineered by Mr. Kozlowski from its headquarters in Exeter, N.H., and offices in Boca Raton, Fla., and New York, where he also maintained residences.

Billions have been lent to the country to help it escape a fierce debt crisis.

Its fine sandy beaches haven't helped it escape from being officially named the most deprived place in the UK.

Spain's quick moves helped it escape the storm.

Although Iitate's inland location helped it escape the earthquake and tsunami with little damage, villagers blame an unfortunate combination of winds and the shapes of the mountains for channeling radioactive fallout from the plant, 25 miles to the southeast.

That's because HIV integrates its genetic material into the chromosomes of some white blood cells, helping it escape notice of the immune system.

Anti-HIV drugs have extended life for millions of people, but they have never eliminated the virus from anyone because HIV integrates its genetic material into the chromosomes of some white blood cells, helping it escape notice of the immune system.