That is when the long haul of the professional tennis season began, starting a seemingly never-ending timetable of tension-filled tournaments, tedious travel and, for some players, inescapable injuries.
"In the context of Sandusky, the strongest argument for the use of a multidisciplinary approach to these investigations is simply that it creates inescapable accountability for all players in the child-protective system, requiring them to perform their duties in a timely and thorough way," said the Chair of Pennsylvania's Task Force on Child Protection.
And then there's the inescapable argument that non-social players will eventually find their enjoyment limited – but, really, that's not the focus here, just as it isn't in Call of Duty games.
As the major players exit to their inescapable encounter, it is Milada who personifies loneliness.
The comparisons have become inescapable - they are the only three players to have scored more goals than Lewandowski in Europe's five leading leagues since 2011.
From island jungles to mountain peaks, Uncharted 2 looks sumptuous and lush, and its pacing draws the player along with an almost inescapable grip.
That's the inescapable conclusion from a sobering study of deceased players' brains, conducted by the Department of Veterans Affairs and Boston University.
There's an inescapable closeness that feels almost oppressive"—and a banjo player and a fiddler follow them around.
If we are confronted with something which nature unaided by an intelligence truly could not or would not produce (e.g., a DVD player), a design conclusion of some sort is very nearly inescapable.
Nor are the key players blood relatives, but their bonds are almost as inescapable.
