Sentence examples for managed to escape a from inspiring English sources

At least I managed to escape a breakfast charge.

These are composers who have managed to escape a kind of ghetto.

Until recently, marketing's most highly touted innovations -- the focus group and the questionnaire -- had managed to escape a similar fate.

The Penguins managed to escape a 2-0 deficit against the Bruins in 1991 on their way to the franchise's first championship.

Saakashvili had just, by the skin of his teeth and American intervention, managed to escape a full-blown invasion by Russia over the disputed territory of South Ossetia.

But there were no details of their harrowing ordeal, or how they managed to escape a village guarded by Chechens and surrounded by a ring of Russian soldiers.

It was far from the first time in recent weeks that Israelis had managed to escape an explosion that could have left many of them dead.

Here I was alone in a new neighborhood frantically looking for Dewey who managed to escape an open door.

Amazingly managing to escape a Bloomsbury debunking, Newman is still fondly remembered in Anglo-Catholic circles as the author of The Dream of Gerontius (later set to music by Edward Elgar) and numerous hymns, including the ever popular "Lead Kindly Light".

One wildebeest manages to escape a croc, but another one, not so lucky, is being pulled under in the background.

However, if the slavemaker scout manages to escape, a slave raid can be anticipated and the colony should use the time to prepare for an attack.