Sentence examples for possible to escape from inspiring English sources

No one has to -- or can -- sit still, and if a child grows restless, it's possible to escape discreetly.

While some modern marriages are difficult to leave, it is at least technically possible to escape them.

It is possible to escape the most-talked-about wedding in history but not to escape Gérard.

Bankruptcy makes it possible to escape credit card and gambling debt but nearly impossible to escape student loan debt.

This is the place in the channel above the falls where, as locals know, it is no longer possible to escape the quickening surge to destruction.

As Ellard notes, such layouts "explicitly work against good wayfinding" and make it as difficult as possible to escape the tempting slot machines.

I tried to sleep as much as possible just to escape.

At the same time, the Committee and EW trace a possible path to escape from the acceptability-trap by shifting the focus of their action from particular problems to the future of the city.

Moreover, it has been suggested that it offers a possible way to escape the explanatory gap: If some mental state just is some physical state, then there is nothing to be explained about how "these states" connect; it is a sheer misunderstanding to ask for more than just the identity-statement.

On the way to the radio station, I felt as if I was going on a Tinder date: Excited, more than a little skeptical, and full of possible excuses to escape if necessary.

On the way to the radio station, I felt as if I was going on a Tinder date: Excited, more than a little sceptical and full of possible excuses to escape if necessary.