Sentence examples for would escape it from inspiring English sources

House Republican leaders are so far not specifying which programs would bear the brunt of budget cutting, only what would escape it: spending for the military, domestic security and veterans.

If it took the horrors of two world wars to teach Europe that God wasn't with use, there's no reason to suppose that the USA could be chastened by any lesser catastrophe, nor that the rest of the world would escape it.

Where Gammelstad served as a magnet for those drawn to civilisation, the Treehotel, an hour's drive (and six centuries on) to the northwest, calls to those who would escape it.

But just when it appeared that Sampras's desperate attempt to soothe two empty years in his career would escape him, when it seemed Agassi's winter of wind sprints would doom his longtime rival, the pattern of the ages continued.

If the temperature rose just a few degrees too high, the silt would turn to glass, any gases would escape, and it would be useless as a grinding stone.

My mother would send me to winter and summer camps, and I would escape from it because I didn't like discipline and order.

Now the aging Bishop of Hippo, Augustine still shows a trait he first exhibited as a youthful convert at Cassiciacum: a keen sense of the moral darkness that surrounds us and a philosophical penchant for the unexpected turn of thought by which he would have us escape it.

But we would try to escape it.

A-232 would escape scrutiny because it is made from agricultural and industrial chemicals that aren't deadly until they are mixed and therefore don't appear on the CWC's schedule of banned chemicals.With or without the CWC, the U.S. is already committed to destroying its chemical weapons by 2004.

If the autoregulation requires a pre-AUG A12, then Pab1 mRNA would escape autoregulation because it has only a pre-AUG A11.

I would trap it and then it would escape through the slowly opening gap just as I was getting it to the right part of the window.