Sentence examples for to escape continual from inspiring English sources

During World War II, the family lived in Windsor Castle, 21 miles west of London, to escape continual German bombing, hiding in the dungeons along with the crown jewels.

A few months before the premiere of 4'33", Cage cut out an article from the New York Post, which imagines a jukebox with silent singles, giving people the chance to escape the tyranny of continual aural bombardment.

While technology offers amazing advances to simplify our lives, it also makes it near impossible to escape the ringing and buzzing of your cell phone or continual inundation of emails.

Antigenic evolution occurs rapidly, and strong diversifying selection exists to escape from human immunity; why then do we see serial replacement of strains rather than continual genetic and antigenic diversification?

Mail (hoho) voyeurs aside, the biggest beneficiaries of the continual downpour are the artists in the tents, as people will watch anything to escape the rain.

Anything to escape La Guardia.

How to escape?

I wanted to escape.

Many failed to escape.

And she tries to escape.

There was nowhere to escape.