Sentence examples for only escaping from inspiring English sources

Most of us know that the lobster pirates deal in cash only, escaping any and all taxes.

Moving to a bucolic setting generally means not only escaping the urban din but also leaving behind zippy cable and digital subscriber line Internet services.

A Korean woman has allegedly been raped in the Cairns CBD, with a second victim only escaping after a passerby heard her screams.

Fluminense and Botafogo had to fight for survival from the first rounds, only escaping the threat of relegation on Sunday, while Flamengo's performance did not fill their fans with enthusiasm.

On that evening Three or four, or, it may be, five, of these people were slaughtered Some declare they had, one of them, fired on a sentinel; others Say they were only escaping; a Priest, it is currently stated, Stabbed a National Guard on the very Piazza Colonna: History, Rumour of Rumours, I leave to thee to determine!

But she maintained her connection with Oxford (she had been made senior research fellow of Somerville in 1969), and once, when asked by US immigration where she lived, answered crossly, "England, of course," only escaping the resultant fracas when her lawyer proclaimed her "not only one of the world's greatest moral philosophers but the granddaughter of President Cleveland".

They can only escape together.

You can only escape so far.

It has only escaped from this humiliation over the past quarter century.

You will only escape by burning the house down".

This proved justified and Magnus only escaped by a miracle".