Sentence examples for means for escape from inspiring English sources

The Ballroom scene is a means for escape into a fantasy world where they can find acceptance for whomever they wish to be, be it a man or a woman, thug or schoolboy.

As she went on to explain, the national government did not offer the means for escape, nor could her family buy their freedom: "In the health center...we go there and they do not do anything.

We could apply that technical method as a means for replenishing escaping D+ ions.

These substances have thus become immensely popular as maladaptive tools for success and means for recreation and escape.

Soccer became Alfredo's means for escaping his apparent destiny.

It is a mainstay of Russian life, both a beloved social lubricant and a ready means for escaping everyday hardship.

They promised us flying cars – and they kept the promise; a flying car comes to market, built by two Slovaks who hatched the idea in communist times as a means for escaping to the West.

However, macromolecules usually do not have means for escaping from endocytic vesicles and consequently, degradation inside these vesicles in many cases hinders their therapeutic application (Lloyd, 2000).

Moreover, IFN-resistant strains, such as genotypes 1a and 1b, have fewer RNase L recognition sites in their genomes than the IFN-sensitive strains, such as genotypes 2 and 3, providing a means for IFN-resistant strains to escape from nucleotylic cleavage.

In March 1983 Reagan announced the start of a second search for a means to escape from MAD.

One means of escape for Bidart was school.