Sentence examples for never to escape from inspiring English sources

There is something claustrophobic about the heat, as if we were trapped in a photograph from the 1930s, never to escape.

A black hole is formed when a star collapses, and produces such a strong gravitational field that matter or light are sucked in and appear never to escape.

But although fewer schools are officially failing than in 1997, far too many are plagued by low aspirations and depressing mediocrity that condemns the mainly poor children who attend them never to escape their backgrounds.A more honest "narrative" from the prime minister would include a recognition that for several years he had too much faith in his ability to drive up standards from the centre.

A second juvenile fish swims into the same dead end repeatedly, never to escape (see second video. Credit: Anne Gro Vea Salvanes et al).

The difference is that while for Kant ethics is, in a certain sense, transcendent at least transcending man's empirical if not his rational nature for Leibowitz ethics is nonetheless a function of human nature and therefore mired in the "phenomenal" realm destined never to escape.

Yana never tried to escape; Galia did.

Ed Miliband was never going to escape such scrutiny.

I promise I will never try to escape.

He never tried to escape, because those who did had their arms chopped off with machetes.

They escaped unscathed, but people should never have to escape from an attack in the first place".

The men were friends who never managed to escape Deraa, he explained.