And I proceed to a heathen feast with my journalist friend L.C.K. Singh and his family.I have been invited partly in response to my questions about Meitei religious customs and rituals, which would seem to be inescapable.
By the way, if anyone thinks this choice of background could have been coincidental, the fact that MO is posing with Jefferson would be virtually inescapable to her (and might explain the rest of the composition, especially her awkward orientation to the drapes).
Some radical, comprehensive step from government was necessary, or else outcomes as bad as — and perhaps even worse than — those of 1931 and 1932 would have been inescapable.
Fate will be inescapable.
Mr. da Silva "is not proposing socialism in Brazil," but the symbolism of the Workers Partyy in power would be potent and inescapable, Mr. Dirceu noted.
In organs that are routinely subjected to cyclic stretch, such as great vessels, lung, and gut, these direct physical effects of cyclic stretch would be ever-present, inescapable, and dominant.
"To leave Italy would be hard, but maybe it's inescapable," he added.
A more justified complaint, though only puritans make it, would be of television's inescapable outpouring of junk.
