Sentence examples for scape from inspiring English sources

On Clegg, Cable said the Lib Dem leader had been subject to "an enormous amount of personal abuse" during the election campaign from both sides: I think within the party there is a great deal of sympathy and support for him and a a need not to make him a scape goat for what has happened 10.07am: Conservatives have also been on the airwaves this morning.

And a few, including the late Milton Friedman, a Nobel laureate in economics, think there is no sin to scape.

They have created an artificial world they call "Sugar scape".

The flowers, which are commonly reddish, purple, lilac, pink, or white, grow in a small cluster at the end of a leafless stalk (scape).

In the majority of Asparagales species, the flowers are borne in terminal inflorescences on aerial stems that may carry normal or reduced leaves; if leafless, the flowering stem is often called a scape.

President Francois Hollande, who spoke to Mr Collomp in the police station by telephone, confirmed the scape during a visit to Israel.

And not so long ago the main landmark of Abu Dhabi, today a glittering Miami-scape of towers and boulevards set amidst lush parks, was a single scraggly acacia tree.Numbers tell an equally dramatic tale.

THE Dutch perpetuated their reputation for quaintness on Wednesday by holding national waterschapsverkiezingen ("water-scape elections"), choosing administrators for the dikes and canals that prevent their low-lying country from sinking into a swampy morass.

Two further works on the same grand scale are the "novella-comedy" Die Schule der Atheisten (1972; School for Atheists) and Abend mit Goldrand (1975; Evening Edged in Gold), a dream-scape that has as its focal point Hiëronymus Bosch's Garden of Earthly Delights and that has come to be regarded as his finest and most mature work.

Under almost continuous rain and shellfire, troops huddled in waterlogged shell holes or became lost on the blasted mud-scape, unable to locate the front line that separated Canadian from German positions.

Taking to the water in Tenby, one of Britain's earliest and most elegant sea-bathing resorts, the swimmer can read the town's history in the walls, buildings and steps that merge into the cliff-scape.