Sentence examples for longer escape from inspiring English sources

He resigned, as he could no longer escape checkmate.

Superwealthy holders of publicly traded securities could no longer escape tax on their vast wealth.

"Black holes are parts of space-time that have such great curvature that light can no longer escape them.

He suffered a nasty fall over Christmas and can no longer escape the physical constraints of his 93 years.

Arsène Lupin is the identity he has created for himself, but he can no longer escape it".

Uefa warned on Thursday that clubs will no longer escape with just fines if their supporters are guilty of discriminatory behaviour.

Close the waffle iron and let bake for about 3-5 minutes or until steam no longer escapes.

Students of Europe's stubborn unemployment in the 1980s call this "sclerosis", an accumulation of scar tissue that makes the market more rigid.One obvious reason why American workers are taking longer to escape from unemployment is a lack of job openings.

Cisco entered the recession later than other IT hardware giants and has struggled longer to escape it.

The pair had been waiting since Tuesday for the waters to recede, but after extinguishing an electrical fire in their basement and losing all communication with the outside world, they said they couldn't wait any longer to escape.

People in zone 3 generally took longer to escape than residents of zones 1 and 2, and thus received the highest exposure.