Sentence examples for scarcely escape from inspiring English sources
But armed with a tactical nuclear warhead, the Squall could shriek through the water at such high speed that any opposing warship could scarcely escape its nuclear blast.
Still, the House fight remains intense and lawmakers can scarcely escape each side's doom-and-gloom forecast for the future of the Internet if they fail to win.
She had a scarcely believable story - that she had just escaped from a man who had held her prisoner in his garage for more than eight years.
As the historian Glenn Tucker explained: Had Thomas's corps, or a sizable portion of it, been captured in McLemore's Cove, Crittenden's corps isolated fifty miles from McCook could scarcely have escaped, and with Crittenden captured or driven beyond the Tennessee River, McCook would have been easy prey.
That helped them outplay Arsène Wenger's team and Anderlecht could have been more than one goal in front before a squad with an average age of 22 betrayed their inexperience and allowed Arsenal to plunder two goals in the last two minutes to escape with a scarcely deserved victory.
But soon the whole air became infected, and the water poisoned, and such a pestilence grew up that scarcely one out of a thousand was able to escape.
Scarcely a building had escaped damage.
Scarcely a major score escaped revision.
There will always be Audrey Hepburns who escape their notice until they receive a coronation on the other side of the Atlantic – and there is scarcely much point in agonising over it.
