Sentence examples for such an escapade from inspiring English sources

One eventual question will be the eternal Clinton question: What sort of man would risk his Presidency for such an escapade?

It also seems unlikely that a foreign government would have got involved in such an escapade, though some normally serious-minded Ukrainians believe that America is eager to replace Mr Kuchma with Mr Yushchenko.

Mr Cook told the BBC yesterday that he was "absolutely satisfied that the previous foreign secretary [Sir Malcolm Rifkind] did not authorise an assassination attempt, that [MI6] has never put forward such a proposal for an assassination attempt and in my time in office I have never seen any evidence that [MI6] is interested in such an escapade".

This event has happened 32 times prior -- where have I been?! -- 'cause I've never heard of such a cool escapade.

Gov. Pat Quinn of Illinois described his trip there as an "escapade".

For Pete too "vanished" into the Cambrian hills following an escapade with the glamorous Sam, back in the 1970s.

His childhood hangout made such an enduring mark that in 1958, when his international escapades subsided, he bought the Riverside Table Tennis Courts, modeled it after his adolescent oasis of Pong and named it "Reisman's".

Compared with such escapades, hiring a dozen Australian craftspeople to design elements like a eucalyptus-leaf weather vane or marquetry panels depicting silver-leafed gum trees for a billiard room modeled on the Cabinet rooms of Parliament House in Canberra, is but a trifle, an art project writ extremely large.

To give less than 100percentnt - even to such silly escapades as Hot Enough For June 19633) or The Singer Not The Song (1960) - would have been not only sloppy but impermissible in his reckoning.

Such escapades do, however, take a toll.

Such a singular architectural collection -- a Stanford White structure, a rare spiral, a legendary artistic escapade, an imposing view -- should be made into a major civic attraction.