Sentence examples for maritime escape from inspiring English sources
Now, adrift in the Mediterranean, out of sight of land, even this maritime escape route seems too deadly.
Ultimately, the exhibition will expand to include the stories of other maritime escapes of the era.
(3) Hippea maritime definitely escapes from Deltaproteobacteria to the neighboring phylum Aquificae.
Aside from an influx of refugees from the Maritimes, who escaped to Karafuto during the Russian Revolution of 1917, the number of Koreans in the province did not rise very rapidly; as late as the mid-1930s, there were fewer than 6,000 Koreans in Karafuto.
The Department of Immigration and Border Protection put out a press release stating that an "illegal maritime arrival" had escaped from the center on Saturday morning.
Unlike, a fellow American-Hawaiian ship that was plagued with labor difficulties, Kentuckian seems to have escaped much of the maritime labor turmoil of the mid-1930s.
Jules Verne, Edgar Allen Poe and Herman Melville all wrote ominously about this maritime monster, this "whirlpool from which no vessel escapes," as Verne described it.
Indeed, this is what we find by launching the escape difficulty procedure for each node of the maritime network and by taking the average of all the scores (just as in the case of random walk discovery, we iterate the algorithm 100 times for each node).
Either way, the pirates were blocked from escaping and that may be one reason tensions rose on board, said Andrew Mwangura, the maritime editor of Somalia Report, a Web site that monitors piracy attacks.
During a maritime strike in April May 1919, a waterside worker was killed in a fracas with police, and the state premier narrowly escaped serious injury.
