Sentence examples for properly escape from inspiring English sources

As the mother-fixated Kerouac discovered perhaps too late, however hard you try, you can never properly escape where you came from.

When I got to the part in his story "The Semplica-Girl Diaries" where the narrator describes a cheap basketball that's way too bouncy, a sound I don't know how to properly describe escaped my mouth.

Unfortunately, even women with "perfect" feet and shoes that fit properly will not escape bad "foot genes" so everyone is predisposed.

New techniques include combined tag throws which, if timed properly, can be escaped from.

Providing the flue is properly installed, no smoke should escape into the chapel to bother the cardinals — or the priceless Michelangelo frescoes on the ceiling.

Some people used the term "stray voltage," but then engineers would say there is no such thing: Electricity does not escape from a properly maintained system.

She'd been gone nearly three days, then caught pneumonia and died before she could be properly whipped for attempting to escape — if churning around the same copse of trees less than four miles off could be called escaping.

FIRE in a factory in Manila raged out of control on May 13th and killed dozens of people, very many of whom would have been able to escape from a properly designed building.

Lice can survive in water, and may escape if not properly dealt with after combing.

But a child can escape this fate if properly treated with therapeutic food.

Check for whatever came off, became loose, or doesn't work properly and allowed the hamster to escape.