Sentence examples for hour escape from inspiring English sources

Religions have all established elaborate calendars that let no month, day or hour escape without administration of a precisely calibrated dose of ideas.

Entertainment, mostly, a few hours' escape to other lands and times, as well as something excitingly different, something reassuringly familiar.

He reportedly told his sister that he needed an hour to escape.

The sinister storyline involves a dangerous doctor and an old crime and punishment lab, and there is an hour to escape.

7. The concept of black holes first emerged when 18th century English geologist John Michell realised that - in theory - it was possible for gravity to be so strong that nothing, even light travelling at 186,000 miles an hour, could escape.

By the Federal Government's own figuring, the breadwinner in a family of four would have to earn $17,650, or $8.49 an hour, to escape poverty, and a living wage of around $10 or so would add a small cushion.

The story is a bit of fluff – our freedom depends on the recovery of a magic lance – but the challenges are imaginative enough to keep us occupied for the full hour (we escape with seconds to spare).

These lizards not only walk upright on their back legs, but they can run at speeds of over nine miles per hour to escape predators.

We all know how easily an hour can escape us.

The Joker forces Batman into a game of hide and seek, giving him one hour to escape Arkham before his adversaries are sent to hunt him down.

At the same time, some liberals raised concerns that the president's proposal didn't go far enough, suggesting that workers would need at least $15 an hour to escape poverty.