Sentence examples for unable to escape a from inspiring English sources

The trouble for Owen Jones is that he appears unable to escape a reductive factionalism; of an absolutist politics that inhabit his remedies.

A 71-year-old Queens man who was unable to escape a fire that consumed his apartment died Friday night, the authorities said.

He usually feels a hit by pitch is the hitter's fault — batters crowd the plate and dive into pitches, leaving them unable to escape a tailing fastball — but despite playing hockey as a child he tried to avoid fights.

Already he has introduced the reader to his troubled relationship with a Dutch-Irish father unable to escape a succession of blue-collar jobs – bus driver, prison guard, factory worker – in a nondescript part of New Jersey.

On the contrary, even when they are preoccupied by the change in sexual mores that occurred in the 60s, as many of them are, Lodge's characters seem unable to escape a blighted Larkinland where everyone is more or less deceived.

LONDON — The bishop of Durham, Justin Welby — a former oil company executive who once said he was unable to escape "a sense of God calling" — is likely to be named the new archbishop of Canterbury, the spiritual head of the world's estimated 77 million Anglicans, British news media reported Thursday.

As autumn slides across Wenger's vision Arsenal will be unable to escape an inquest.

Henson also wrote and directed the television film The Cube (1969), the surreal tale of a man unable to escape from an alternate reality.

One woman and three men who lived on the third floor were unable to escape, and a man on the second floor also died.

Generally, the women expressed feelings of having been unable to escape from a situation that was chaotic and very, very strange.

Fire safety of institutional buildings is examined from the perspective of the risk of evacuees, who would be unable to escape from an unprotected space through the designated exits in the period of time allowed.