Sentence examples for miraculously escaping from inspiring English sources

After miraculously escaping the mall moments before controlled demolition charges leveled it, Braaten made it to the date on time.

Harry Rée had been an SOE agent, working with the French resistance (sabotaging the Peugeot factory and miraculously escaping the Nazis), and head of Watford grammar school for boys before speaking fervently for comprehensives as professor of education at the new University of York.

With no major incidents (including Marcel Fassler going wide on the final corner and spinning his Audi on the start/finish straight but miraculously escaping any contact) and the safety car unused for the entire six hours, the consistent pace was enough to grant Davidson his second win of the season and Bourdais his third, with the remaining Audi completing the race one lap back.

Arrested and sentenced to die himself, Ben thwarted death a second time by miraculously escaping from a Ukrainian prison.

Consider the power displayed by the Tsarnaev brothers fleeing the crime scene, catapulting a Metropolis into lockdown, miraculously escaping on foot from police and causing mass chaos, surpassing the antics of the Joker that inspired young mass murderer James Holmes.

This is where Alberto Ascari - still the only Italian ever to win the F1 crown in a Ferrari - drove his car into the sea in 1955, miraculously escaping with only a broken nose.

(His wife and two dinner companions miraculously escaped).

She along with her mother and sister miraculously escaped the holocaust and reached the United States.

Perry, aboard his flagship, the Lawrence, miraculously escaped when 80percentt of the crew was felled by British fire.

Television showed a man who had miraculously escaped injury when a church collapsed during a tornado in the US.

Di Stefano recounts how they "miraculously escaped" the perils of their stay "always in the mouth of death, undermined by those damned English, Scottish and Hybernes [=Irish] heretics".