Sentence examples similar to inescapable wait from inspiring English sources
In the first days, Pakistan's offshore independent channels televised the suffering, and the images were inescapable: people waiting in vain to be rescued; hundreds of thousands sleeping outside in cold rain, waiting for tent camps to be built; the injured, with bleeding wounds or broken limbs, staggering about in search of treatment.
The sense of an inescapable darkness waiting to consume all things bright and living is paradoxically what makes Chekhov, above all modern playwrights, so vibrant.
But it is also a case of bringing about something that was waiting to happen anyway: an inescapable destiny.
I've taken care of myself, what's the deal?" LAM's omnipresence was inescapable, as one participant sighed, "I'm waiting for the day I don't think about it [having LAM] just once during the day".
On a sunny summer day, the wait is an essential — or at least inescapable — part of the Walter's experience.
"Waiting for Godot" has been such an inescapable presence in postwar theater that one can be forgiven some trepidation at a modern-day salute.
Baywatch A league of their own Tony Blair's Waterloo Pot on prescription Waiting for news The gong show Not so slick About turn ReprintsThese inconveniences are inescapable.
Such has been the inescapable Republican brand throughout this campaign, ever since David Letterman memorably pegged its lineup of presidential contenders last spring as "guys waiting to tee off at a restricted country club".
His presence is inescapable.
