Sentence examples for knowledge escaping from inspiring English sources

Or AC/DC's Scottish-born vocalist Bon Scott, who served nine months in juvenile detention for unlawful carnal knowledge, escaping custody and theft.

The Grenztruppen were closely watched to ensure that they could not take advantage of their inside knowledge to escape across the border.

With modern technology, knowledge workers and knowledge businesses can escape urban congestion and the high cost of living by moving to the open spaces.

These "machine whisperers" had deep knowledge developed over decades-long careers about the maintenance of important and expensive equipment — knowledge that was rapidly escaping the organization as these employees left the company.

With these devices, Egan constructs a prism that refracts themes of power, knowledge, confinement and escape through the multiple levels of her story.

In short, Inskeep reveals a Jacksonian-era knowledge level that escapes Donald Trump.

The relief that my every adolescent haircut, lovelorn confession and non-rhyming poem has not been archived for eternity at Facebook's corporate headquarters is matched only by the knowledge that I escaped the half-naked selfie life stage entirely, making it home-free to the Pinterest demographic without the Internet ever seeing me in my bra.

These weaker responses do not reflect the prey's knowledge that its chances of escaping the predator are higher, but rather that the probability of attack is lower, due to the increased uncertainty that the novel species is indeed a predator.

By exploring the structured arena of knowledge sharing, we can escape the limitations of knowledge integration and instead focus on what conditions are needed to build a conversation among different knowledge holders or knowledge spaces (Goldman 2007).

The hunger for knowledge and escape is palpable in one librarian's throwaway remark.

Certain architects took the time to talk to locals who had knowledge of escape routes and safe areas to build.