Sentence examples for no one could escape from inspiring English sources

Even the men on the perimeter ensured that no one could escape.

This time, no one could escape.

No one could escape the consequences of this explosion.

"Yao's presence was like a massive shadow that no one could escape," said Li Nan, the amateur player in Beijing.

While Father Turnbull worked the queue, from which no one could escape, pumping hands and spreading charm, young Daisy bounced up and down advising the slack-jawed constituents that her father is "awesome".

Rather, their goal was to ensure that no one could escape the slaughter to come.

Nica's very existence suggested that perhaps one could escape one's past.

Slater later achieved the kind of stature guaranteeing "that there was not a dinner party, be it ever so packed with the Great and the Good, where one could escape his increasingly bardic presence".

At first, it might seem that one could escape bad faith by making a sincere, deep commitment to something and abiding by that commitment for example, a total, resolute engagement of the self comparable to Kierkegaard's notion of an "infinite passion".

There one could escape the intense, but officially-repressed nationalism of Croats to the West, with their own Yugoslav "republic," and the ascendancy of Serbs East-ward.

Djeziri described the La Goulette of her youth as a place where one could escape the conservatism of other areas for a more liberal lifestyle, at least in the summer, when the neighborhood doubled in population as a seaside getaway.