Sentence examples for possibly to escape from inspiring English sources
Also in 2007, possibly to escape increasing pressure from Iraqi security forces and the U.S. military, Ṣadr moved to Iran, where he entered a theological seminary in Qom while continuing to direct the actions of his followers in Iraq.
But later research suggests that the Tasaday may have once lived elsewhere in the Philippines, perhaps as fishermen, but fled into the jungle some hundreds of years ago after clashing with another tribe, or possibly to escape an outbreak of plague.
Asus has said they will be pushing their price point down in 2009, possibly to escape the overcrowded $300-$300-$400ook andna and compete against the far less capable pocket PCs and smartphones that go for two Benjamins.
Cooley moved away in 1823 —possibly to escape the Spanish influence to the north bank of the New River.
In October 1915, possibly to escape the increasingly turbulent atmosphere in the Stiffkey rectory, he joined the Royal Navy as a chaplain.
It's one of those cities where you go to buy a house and die, or possibly to escape the authorities because, Jesus, not even they want to go to fucking Commerce.
But, yes, one guy does everything he possibly can to escape fatherhood and the other does everything he can to get involved".
At least, I've been working on gratitude and light in my life, and possibly trying to escape any sadness in my heart.
An outbreak of the plague in the summer of 1503 prompted the evacuation of the Duke and his family, as well as two-thirds of the citizens, and Josquin left by April of the next year, possibly also to escape the plague.
That possibly insane impulse to escape is poetically expressed, too, in an installation consisting of a chair holding a man's neatly folded clothes standing next to a big painting on the floor of a partly cloudy sky.
However, the extent of success among such DC vaccine-based approaches will clearly depend upon the ability of LMP2A-CTL responses to recognize weakly immunogenic tumors that are possibly undergoing immunoediting to escape detection.
