Sentence examples for which has escaped from inspiring English sources

None of which has escaped Ms. Brinkley's attention.

There is the Swedish ambassador's present to the local zoo, a moose, which has escaped and is wandering the village.

The New Yorker, July 25 , 1931 P. 8Tells of telephone listing found in the new Manhattan phone book which has escaped allother searchers: namely, Rev. Wm.

Volkswagen, the largest automaker in Europe by far, has benefited from its strength in Germany, which has escaped the worst of the crisis, as well as its strong presence in fast-growing emerging markets like China and Brazil.

The 120-year-old elm in Nether Edge, Sheffield, is a rare example of a Huntingdon elm which has escaped the disease (urban elms in Brighton have survived too).

I have chosen my death - the poison of the Romans, which I have carried with me through my long wanderings and which has escaped the searchings of my guards.

It was a global vision of economics and society, which had escaped me until then".

Looking anxious, they apologized for their piglets, which had escaped and had their run of the Kaspers' yard.

77 lit. a of the Fifa Disciplinary Code (FDC), the Fifa Disciplinary Committee is responsible for sanctioning serious infringements which have escaped the match officials' attention.

We refer to Eurasian Boars (a k a "razorbacks," "Russian boars," "wild boars," "feral swine"), which have escaped many upstate hunting preserves and are notoriously hard to control.

Fifa's disciplinary panel "is responsible for sanctioning serious infringements which have escaped the match officials' attention," the governing body said in a statement.