escape的示例

• In order to escape capture, he fled to the mountains.

• He had to jump out of an upstairs window to escape.

• Refugees have been pouring into neighbouring countries to escape the civil war.

• Both children escaped unharmed from the burning building.

• In the end she left home just to escape the tyrannical rule of her mother.

• We've got all the exits covered, so they've no chance of escape.

• It was a daring escape.

• He told the extraordinary story of his escape.

• She gave a hair-raising account of her escape through the desert.

• It sounds as if you had a lucky escape .

• Fourth, the experience strikes us as ineffable, that is, though you experience it as possessing various qualities, the exact qualitative character escapes description in words.

• It protected it by excluding from its realm the cases that seemed to escape multiple concordant testimony.

• The first one is based on the solution of the radiation transfer equation and the second one is based on the escape factor formalism.

• Immediately before slugs were introduced, the drip irrigation system was removed as it could have provided an escape route for the slugs or beetles.

• She has no way of escape and now has to listen to their side of things, the viewpoint of the older generation.

• I suspect that these escape routes will prove to be a useful addition to our toolkit.

• The two models converge inside the rever sal, but diverge when z > 1, with the parabolic model not allowing particles to escape.

• The strength of the notion of the cultural biography, in my mind, is that it provides us with a way to escape from these preoccupations.

• But can we really handle the fleeting nature of sound, the escape of sound(scapes)?

• Or it escapes explanation in realist terms if a world is defined exclusively in terms of entities related in space and time.

• So there is no escaping from it: scientific language has to be tackled and mastered if scientific thought is to be followed.

• The power of critical thoughts was significantly related to wanting to escape from them, feeling trapped by them and wanting to fight them.

• The negative approach is to defend it by showing that it represents one way of escaping a number of problems facing standard egalitarian justification.

• Before an epiphyte was removed from the host tree, we enclosed it in a plastic bag to prevent highly mobile animals from escaping.

• This enables them to include many cases that do not require it - such as the elicitation of escape by a conspecific's alarm call.