Sentence examples for may never escape from inspiring English sources
There's a distinct band lurking here and there, although it may never escape Nine Inch Nails' shadow.
Unlike Dylan, he commands more sympathy and understanding because – sickened with his environment – you feel he may never escape simply because he has no strength to do so.
The Eden Bar is open Mon-Thurs 5pm-10pm and Fri-Sun 11am-10pm Walling audiophilesiles, artists, amateur inventors and sci-fi nerds: once you step into this emporium of surplus electronics and vintage hardware you may never escape.
But the Ballymurphy families, like so many other people in Northern Ireland, feel they may never escape the shadows of the past until that truth is laid out in the open.
THE hands that once flailed in anger have now slapped five at center court, celebrating a glorious victory, but the owners of the hands may never escape their early dysfunction.
It happened nearly four years ago, but the image has yet to -- and may never -- escape the mind of the Sacramento Kings co-owner Joe Maloof.
Michael Jordan, for all he accomplished on the basketball court, may never spiritually escape it.
Denmark may never completely escape the shadow of Arne Jacobsen's Egg chair, but at street level in Copenhagen today, where the creative energy flows no less freely than it did 50 years ago, young artistic types are hardly hooked on the classics.
On December 7th this year's winner will be crowned in London anti-pageant rioting that kiLondon anti-pageantg prioting a lasthatnute switch from Nigeria—under a cloud from which the 51-year-old contest to find the world's "most beautiful" woman may never entirely escape.Whatever other lessons may be drawn from this sorry tale, one is clear: it is not easy to succeed as a global brand.
There are themes here that readers familiar with O'Farrell's writing will recognise: emotional and geographical displacement, the unintentional dissonances between loved ones, the secrets from which we may run but can never escape.
