This time, there was no escape route — only honor.
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If things get ugly, is there an easy escape route?
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I wanted to be that; I wanted that escape route.
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All that air looks for a breezy, convenient escape route.
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I try to flee but there's no obvious escape route.
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Overindulgence in porn meanwhile offered them an escape route from reality.
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And so this is-- the ride-shares are an escape route.
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This was possibly his escape route, Suriboonya told Shin Min Daily.
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Yet Parisians won't have an easy escape route to the provinces.
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In the midst of the chaos, he eyes an escape route.
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The squirrel jumped on the officer before looking for an escape route.
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The full Escape Route collection will be available for purchase at Eloquii.
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They had ended up there after apparently searching for an escape route.
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He offered an escape route from the suburban hellholes that we inhabited.
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Each new language was a potential conduit—an escape route from solitude.
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But as it turns out, he may have an unusual escape route.
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The cave system below is effectively the escape route for that water.
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It was too remote to monitor and had no easy escape route.
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Or maybe it's the escape route he's been waiting for all along.
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The single escape route out of Dorney Tower has long worried residents.
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Request an agenda or set a hard stop as your escape route.
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So could there still be one last escape route for Mrs. May?
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This is the escape route from the box canyon Republicans find themselves in.
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"He was moving in towards us, towards our only escape route," Wenstrup added.
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The SWARM began touching down behind him, cutting off his western escape route.
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It showed the angles of approach, the attack, and, most important, the escape route.
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Thieves, gunslingers and drug dealers have only one escape route, so they go elsewhere.
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Authorities used this data as evidence to support the escape route Fellows had taken.
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One possible escape route for Trump could be separate legislation for funding the wall.
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Open an escape route, or offer a deal to those who leave or surrender.
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As an introvert, big crowds oftentimes render me silent, desperately seeking an escape route.
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The valley lay completely exposed, with no chance of shelter, or an escape route.
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Though she sends Mark packing, Serena keeps the matchbook that represents an escape route.
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But because she's developed the Awkwafina/Nora split, she's also left herself an escape route.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, began plotting an escape route early as well.
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It's vital that you aren't put in a dangerous situation with no clear escape route.
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The price for the escape route was a new financial oversight board, appointed in Washington.
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"Fast-moving" lava flows threatened to cut off a major escape route for Puna residents.
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Have an escape strategy If it all gets too much, have an escape route handy.
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That shuts off the main escape route for Cubans in search of a better life.
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Archaeologists have uncovered an escape route that Jewish prisoners dug, mostly by hand, in Lithuania.
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But they have a coping mechanism for dealing with the change: plotting an escape route.
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So you steel yourself, prepare your best fake laugh, and plan an eventual escape route.
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For example, if the balcony is an escape route, it could impede a safe exit.
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When you've had enough of tech and want to get away, what's your escape route?
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"Anything can happen in that time and you have to leave yourself an escape route."
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Video games are a well-worn escape route from the braying morons who infest modern existence.
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In 2012, she met Nicholas Godejohn on a Christian dating site, and identified an escape route.
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The crew frantically opened the top of the cage, giving the giant fish an escape route.
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The lava has cut off Highway 137, a major escape route for residents in the area.
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If parliament is deadlocked, Johnson's only remaining escape route is to seek a new electoral mandate.
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Yet, this man created his own escape route after an apartment caught fire in West Philadelphia.
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Clearly terrified, the kicking joey needed to find an escape route fast before it injured itself.
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Throughout his career, he would have spent these hours going over the plan, the escape route.
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This has attracted some young hawkers looking for an escape route from dead-end office jobs.
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Elliot and Mr. Robot argue between themselves about finding an escape route and ensuring Krista's safety.
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I still don't know why he would do it somewhere where there was no escape route.
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As I walked into any public place, I immediately surveyed my surroundings and planned an escape route.
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Monsoon flooding cut off their escape route and prevented rescuers from finding them for almost 10 days.
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She was running away and she tried for an escape route and that didn&apost work out.
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And if you're a billionaire prepper, Middle Earth apparently looks like a pretty good escape route. 1.
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Another child follows, then another, before the woman herself leaps from the window -- the only escape route.
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But most come back only once they have secured an escape route for themselves or their children.
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But CNN sources on the ground say the corridors are barely being used as an escape route.
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"They have no escape route in the west so they will fight to the death," said Hindi.
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The Mediterranean is an escape route for these displaced people and, also, all too often, a graveyard.
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If a bear enters your home, provide it with an escape route by propping all doors open.
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What Rogers does to Lloyd — and what this movie did to me — is eliminate that escape route.
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The building, in the neighborhood of Anaj Mandi, had no fire safety certification or emergency escape route.
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His sister and parents say Justin broke out windows with a bar stool, creating an escape route.
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But on Wednesday Steinbarth told local news station WBAY the school is investigating another possible escape route.
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But monsoon flooding cut off their escape route and prevented rescuers from finding them for nearly 10 days.
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Both of them admit to having used the other as an escape route out of their unhappy childhoods.
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But what it can do is pave an escape route from Facebook so worthy alternatives become viable options.
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Trapped in its maze of narrow, muddy side roads, our convoy was pinned down, our escape route blocked.
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On Wednesday he was 5-1 down in the third set against Medvedev but found an escape route.
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By only resorting to them in relationships, hook-ups provided an acceptable escape route out of equivocal pleasure.
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"It could have been really difficult because even just strictly filming wise, there's no escape route," Lawrence said.
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People in Idlib know the violence is closing in on them, but no one sees an escape route.
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Herds do not run but drift into shapes that suggest some emerging group consciousness of an escape route.
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Remove any locks from doors, windows or fire escapes that would impede an escape route in an emergency.
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A lava stream over the weekend blocked a highway that people have been using as an escape route.
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But the rest of their schedule looks favorable, and there is an escape route even if they falter.
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Narongsak told reporters that a detailed breakdown of the escape route and rescue mission would also be provided.
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The Quakers have gone underground, and are running an escape route to Canada, as — I suspect — they would.
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They hope the roadway will provide an alternative escape route if lava cuts off more roads to the north.
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U.N. officials said many of the displaced are heading toward the border with Jordan, without an apparent escape route.
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Mining provides a potential escape route for women from land property relations that are still deeply unfavorable towards them.
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More specifically, the study says a "quasi-stationary circumglobal Rossby wave train" helped deny the storm an escape route.
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When someone offers you an escape route from a stifling style rut (no strings attached), you don't ask questions.
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And drugs and alcohol can feel like an escape route — which can fuel a spiral into increasing substance abuse.
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The main effect of synthetic media may be to close off an escape route from the social-media bubble.
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He then "hastened back to his cell and advised Matt that the escape route was complete," the report said.
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Murnion recalled how he'd taken a map of Bushwick and plotted a serpentine escape route for the movie's heroes.
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Counselors are suggesting that some people may feel safer by sleeping in their living room near an escape route.
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The Dungans' escape route went through the Tien Shan mountains in deep winter; many died on the snowy passes.
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It's a cute game, an ass-kicking exercise, and a welcome escape route for those fearful of gym sanitation.
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"It was meant to serve as an escape route, allowing the ants to leave the bunker," the researchers wrote.
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For years, people spoke of potential "endgames" by which Mr. Mugabe would be offered some kind of escape route.
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Under Mr. Kim, the North has tightened control along the border with China, the main escape route for defectors.
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U.S. Marine Corps helicopters have been on standby and ready to evacuate residents should Kilauea block the last escape route.
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The volcanic ridges mark the places where oceanic slabs slowly pull apart, giving molten rock and gases an escape route.
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The demonstrators initially thought they had barricaded themselves in but then began to search for an escape route (The Hill).
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Amid the tremors on Saturday, a wall at the El Rodeo state prison fell down, giving prisoners an escape route.
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A fire escape, meanwhile, is neither a terrace nor a balcony, but an escape route, as its name aptly suggests.
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He was taken into custody by the Police Department, which named him after his escape route of choice: Major Deegan.
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There were no sprinklers or fire extinguishers, Ms. Shroff and two other witnesses said, and no clearly marked escape route.
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The clock is a lesser escape route, promising to intellectually transport its visitors beyond the bounds of our terrestrial troubles.
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For displaced people from Africa, Asia and the Middle East, the Mediterranean can be an escape route — or a graveyard.
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After months of sneaking out through these passages, finding my escape route—and avoiding the scorpion nests—had become second nature.
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Officials say they believe that the roof of the habitat, which appeared to be "compromised," may have offered an escape route.
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The rooms you're breaking out of are slightly different each time you play, so you can't just memorize an escape route.
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The Sheriff's Department, using the hashtag #ocjailescape, posted several photos on Twitter depicting what investigators think was the inmates' escape route.
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Both men found an escape route from the demands of posturing imposed on black men in comedy's pursuit of radical honesty.
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This single concrete road through the desolate landscape of Northern Iraq has been the only escape route for civilians fleeing Mosul.
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Almost everyone in the town seems to be looking for a money-making scheme or an escape route — except the Rastafarians.
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Barger's property, however, also borders a public walking and cycling trail, which could have provided an escape route for the killer.
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Emerging from his underground escape route, authorities said the fugitive duo stole a car -- but the effort would be his undoing.
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Props to my colleague Dan Seifert for calling this one out as a very attractive escape route for dissatisfied MacBook users.
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No one lives in its path and another highway remained open as an escape route, said Hawaii County spokeswoman Janet Snyder.
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And Bezos's space travel company, Blue Origin, represents something of a hedge on saving the world—an escape route, in theory.
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And even though its presence matters to the plot as a Karnak escape route, things didn't have to be that way.
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But when it comes to finding an escape route, TikTok's odds look better, because it could be spun or sold off.
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Why torture her with absurdly cheery music on the ride there, instead of telling her she was being offered an escape route?
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They had been staying with the boys while they waited to be rescued, providing medical support and guidance on the escape route.
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It's the norm, or we gather as much from the janitor who warns her to head home, using her regular escape route.
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The conservative antiregulatory ideology might represent the industry's best hope for an escape route for an industry that now fears government constraints.
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ESCAPE ROUTE and NEAREST EXIT are lively long Downs, and (Let them) EAT CAKE makes a return after more than 35 years.
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Months ago, a drone was spotted over the prison, which authorities now think may have been used to scope out an escape route.
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If armageddon arrives and your escape route doesn't include paved roads, the Velar helps out with driving modes for all sorts of terrain.
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If armageddon arrives and your escape route doesn't include paved roads, the Velar helps out with driving modes for all sorts of terrain.
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By Saturday night, the lava cut off Highway 137, a key escape route for residents in the area, at the 13-mile marker.
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Some strategists have argued for leaving an escape route for the ISIS leaders, and then killing them in the desert with drone strikes.
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I back Laia against it and duck, desperately searching for an escape route before the Commandant or one of the Martials spots us.
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There was also a feeling that many foreign passport holders had an easy escape route to other countries that Hong Kongers did not.
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"This shows the desire for travel and points to the ruling family's attempts to build a possible escape route," the security source said.
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Or it did, as U.S. business leaders built themselves an escape route, under the guise of powerless rationality, and Trump just waved them through.
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The disillusioned schoolmaster Alva (Rashida Jones), who turned fishmonger to pay for an escape route, could be motivated to pursue her calling after all.
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Still, I felt that Chanel would be an escape route, an opportunity to explore wider avenues in luxury that included fashion, perfumes and beauty.
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A string of torched cars on a road leading to the beach provide a chilling tableau of the scramble to find an escape route.
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Her only available escape route, in mid-November, was across "one of the cruelest mountain passes in the Pyrenees," frequently impassable even in summer.
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In the back of her mind, Kimmy must surely dream of bolting for the door, of racing off toward whatever escape route Michelle found.
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The cars were not able to handle the rough mountain tracks, which were the only escape route, and returned to Sang-e-Masha. Nov.
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More than 150 members of the Thai Navy SEALs, outfitted with improvised equipment sometimes held together with duct tape, helped create the escape route.
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To the East Texas natives in Attica Locke's BLUEBIRD, BLUEBIRD (Mulholland/Little, Brown, $26), Highway 59 is both a lifeline and an escape route.
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In New York, any building taller than 75 feet must have at least two stairwells encased in concrete to provide a safe escape route.
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The development essentially severed the last remaining access for supply deliveries to Raqqa and may have eliminated an escape route for Islamic State fighters.
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Police, now aware of the escape route, began firing tear gas, but Jimmy says a gust of wind blew the cloud back toward officers.
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We ran across the slippery concrete toward our escape route, trying to hide in the bushes and outrun the cops as we got dressed.
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Engulfed by an ever-growing semicircle of visitors, he began to fidget, searching for any possible escape route from what had become another uncomfortable interrogation.
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Dissatisfied with her dead-end-at-18 life, Star (Sasha Lane) seeks an escape route into a new future — or really any future at all.
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On the left is a video montage of what would have been his escape route, starting with his cell and ending with the Atlantic Ocean.
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In the case of a jammed door, the pointed steel tip of the Lifehammer will easily shatter side windows, offering a more viable escape route.
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Marines found another hole beneath a refrigerator which proved to be a red herring, the apparent beginnings of a project to build another escape route.
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Even if they elude border agents and make it into China, the most common escape route, they risk being apprehended and repatriated by Chinese authorities.
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It is not clear precisely how or why he chose to take this escape route — or, in fact, if this was the office in question.
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A protester uses a flashlight while crawling in a sewer tunnel to find an escape route from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University on Nov, 219.
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That, and a handful of people who showed them enough love and an escape route from places where "family dysfunction" is too kind a euphemism.
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Last year thousands of them took to the sea in rickety boats, but that escape route has been disrupted by Thailand's crackdown on people-smuggling networks.
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The escape route is fraught: A former Thai Navy SEAL, 38-year-old Saman Gunan, died on Friday while trying to reach the group with oxygen.
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To the east is an enclave held by Turkish-backed Syrian fighters, a possible escape route for anyone fleeing, though it is already overwhelmed by displaced.
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"China probably could add more pressure but the pressure's only useful if there's an escape route that we want the North Korean's to take," he said.
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Even if most of these backlogged visa applicants are not refugees, the visa limits will still clog the escape route for the unlikely few who are.
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The Nickel Boys is not a sequel to The Underground Railroad, Whitehead's Pulitzer-winning 2016 novel that reimagined the Railroad as a literal, underground escape route.
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As a result, Mr. Sweat was able to spend 53 nights outside his cell exploring the tunnels beneath the prison in search of an escape route.
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Remarkably, only a single death resulted from the recovery efforts after a rescue diver ran out of air while leaving oxygen tanks along the escape route.
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"Gender identity is maximally essentialist," Chu says, reversing the popular claim that gender identity is the liberating escape route from a genital-based logic of gender.
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Mr. Saman, who had volunteered to help find the missing boys, died while placing air tanks along an underwater escape route out of the cave complex.
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Chang (Lori Tan Chinn), the quiet loner who presided over the commissary during less volatile times, was among the only inmates who noticed Ruiz's escape route.
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With one stairwell exit that led up to the galley, where the passengers ate, the other exit was an escape route if the stairwell was blocked.
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Syrian instrumentalists who have been trained in the Western classical tradition have one obvious escape route—they can pick up orchestral jobs anywhere in the Western world.
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Over the course of 12 books Flashman bullied underlings, betrayed friends, cheated on his wife Elspeth and stabbed in the back anyone who blocked his escape route.
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About two minutes before I typed this sentence I figured out my escape route from this office in case of an active shooter (for the millionth time).
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For her, taking that job and offering worldly tips to her still-enslaved sisters was a personal escape route, from enslavement to both traffickers and voodoo curses.
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If it does indeed exist, Zuckerberg's escape route presumably leads directly to a waiting car rather than, say, a Wayne Tower-esque hidden cache of superhero gear.
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But honestly, if a sadistic bastard like Ramsay were trying to kill us, we doubt we'd have sufficient wits about us to ponder the proper escape route.
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The boys will spend nine days in the temple to honor the retired Thai Navy SEAL who died while stocking air tanks along the underwater escape route.
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You also probably need to repot it anyway, because often the container your plant comes in doesn't have drainage holes, which give excess water an escape route.
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"There is no escape route, no option at all," one of the men, Muhammad Musharraf, told a friend on the phone, as others screamed in the background.
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This one couldn't figure out an escape route — but it did find a hole in the fence to duck into after the filming ended, Mr. Alexander said.
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After the San Antonio Spurs sent Kawhi to the Toronto Raptors—much to his chagrin— Redditor r/TheThunderbird decided to come up with his big-time escape route.
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By choosing their own escape route in a newsgame, the audience takes their own personal dramatic and heart-wrenching journey to face dilemmas based on real-life stories.
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Highlighting the dangers, a former Thai navy SEAL volunteering to work on the rescue efforts died Friday while replenishing oxygen canisters that were placed along the escape route.
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Highlighting the dangers, a former Thai Navy SEAL volunteering to work on the rescue effort died Friday while replenishing oxygen canisters that were placed along the escape route.
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However, a large area of high pressure, known as a "blocking high," will build above the Northwest Atlantic by late this weekend, effectively sealing off Florence's escape route.
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But while on their mission, the band of brave men found themselves surrounded by hundreds of wights from the army of the dead without any clear escape route.
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The Americans say the operation there has been launched both to disrupt IS plots against the West and to cut off an escape route for jihadists fleeing Mosul.
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In doing so, she models an alternative escape route for both artists and others who find that they cannot, or prefer not to, live within the dominant culture.
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When a military garrison arrives in town, bringing with it the glamorous Lieutenant-Colonel Vershinin (Peter McDonald) and Baron Tuzenbach (Shubham Saraf), the sisters see an escape route.
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But at the same time, it's hard not to see Yellow as a potential escape route for Snap's business if Instagram's competition ends up stealing all its users.
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I was hoping to get to a checkpoint and then go around them, but they obviously had their escape route, and you know they had a safe house.
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Other documents released Friday question whether Oswald was interested in peacefully emigrating to the Soviet Union or was rather planning an escape route for use after Kennedy's assassination.
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For his mother, especially, ballet was Mr. Polunin's escape route from a limited future in Ukraine; for him, it was, partly, a way to make his parents happy.
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The court of public opinion Even if the President can be subpoenaed in the Mueller investigation, a final escape route remains -- he could and should plead the Fifth.
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I came to realize that it wasn't just the fact of the weather, or the food — it was the lack of ocean, the lack of an escape route.
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So much of this friendship is built around utility, around the idea that this person, this one, can be an escape route, a way out of the neighborhood.
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When was a teenager listening to The Grateful Dead, she was a teenager listening to punk rock, but we were both getting an escape route from mainstream, conformist culture.
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But the jihadists may think twice before trusting any such promises, particularly if Shia militias first take the town of Tel Afar, through which an escape route would pass.
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In enabling smuggling networks north toward Turkey, the SDF helped to provide another escape route — one that would make it easier for ISIS members to reach Europe and beyond.
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Now even their escape route has been compromised, after Myanmar's army allegedly planted landmines at crossing points used by refugees fleeing the bloodshed, according to one human rights group.
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It is the ultimate escape route, the emergency brake, which is why, when you burn your bags and announce "I AM NEVER, EVER COMING BACK" nobody takes you seriously.
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There are whisperings of an "Underground Femaleroad," an escape route north to free Canada, and some kind of white supremacy is behind the actions of the Sons of Jacob.
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Her husband had tried to drive through the water in his pickup truck, seeking a safe escape route for his family, but the truck died and water rushed in.
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Raped, tortured and exchanged among militants, 21-year-old Murad finds an escape route when she is sold to a jihadist in Mosul who leaves a front door unlocked.
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Image: USGSUS Marine Corps stationed in Hawaii are now on standby to help with evacuations should lava flows cut off the only remaining escape route from the beleaguered Puna neighborhood.
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When Lily is caught by the criminals, Abby realizes the only way to stop them from killing the little girl is by pretending to offer the thieves an escape route.
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Many women's shelters, which are the only escape route for survivors like Anya, have been forced to close altogether: 7333 percent of UK refuges have been shut down since 2010.
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He lies to the cops that he totally did not wipe Annalise's phone, then boastfully shows Connor (Jack Falahee) his special "escape route" flash drive that proves that he did.
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A clever seal desperate for its life found an interesting escape route recently, using a few unsuspecting humans and their boat to seek refuge from a pod of hungry orcas.
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Built with ventilation, overheard lighting, and two carts that could be pushed by a specially modified motorcycle, El Chapo's escape route has been called a "feat of engineering" by authorities.
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Southwest of the city, a burned-out bus sat at the Flying J service station, which exploded as residents drove down Highway 63, the only escape route to the south.
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The disruption to the smuggling networks also cut off a major escape route for the Muslim minority, which is denied citizenship and endures apartheid-like conditions in Buddhist-majority Myanmar.
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Families who live in areas frequented by black bears should have a "Bear Plan" in place for children, with an escape route and planned use of whistles and air horns.
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" Mr. Sweat lost perhaps 30 pounds working on the escape route, "letting myself down and pulling myself back up, you know, three flights every night … crawling through all the pipes.
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The prime minister on Monday indicated that if parliament blocked a "no-deal" Brexit, he would turn to his third escape route: calling an early election, probably on Oct. 14.
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The visible passing of time, second by second, seemed to provide a kind of escape route, even as my body remained within the metal shell of the stricken N train.
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According to the Liverpool Echo, this is the alleged escape route that Fellows ran or perhaps rode his bike on two months later, after gunning down Massey in his own driveway.
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He lost his $250 million superyacht Equanimity when it was seized by Indonesian authorities, but he's been trying to buy a new, smaller yacht, possibly as a last-ditch escape route.
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Driving the storm: Hurricane Florence will take an unusual path toward the U.S., with its escape route out to sea blocked by a building area of high pressure to its north.
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Last but oh-so-certainly-not-least, the firefighting drone has its own gangway that can extend outward, providing an escape route for people who have been stranded by the catastrophe.
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On the north bank of the Gambia river, a poor region dependent on farming, nearly everyone knows someone who has taken "the back way", as the escape route is locally known.
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Pro-Syrian government forces hold the opposite bank of the Euphrates across from Baghouz and Iraqi militias are stationed at the border, cutting off any easy escape route for the jihadists.
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In Mosul and previous battles against Islamic State, the military has surrounded the enemy but left an escape route for fighters to reduce civilian casualties and destruction to homes and infrastructure.
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Hawaii Civil Defense Service officials said they went through the neighborhood to warn residents this was their last chance to evacuate before their final escape route was cut off by lava.
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I walked down a narrow flight of steps concealed inside a closet, and found myself in a long, mud-filled tunnel — a secret escape route that burrowed beneath Colonel Soosai's garden.
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He added that the "boys were wrapped up in stretchers already when they were being transferred" while doctors posted along the 2.5-mile long escape route checked them along the way.
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Samarn Poonan, a former member of Thailand elite Navy SEAL team, died after running out of oxygen inside the cave while laying down oxygen tanks along the escape route, according to authorities.
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So they tried a different escape route, into Iraq, where they would stay for a year and a half, until the approach of ISIS made it necessary for them to flee again.
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Authorities were trying Sunday to open up a road that was blocked by lava in 2014 to serve as an alternative escape route, Jessica Ferracane of the National Park Service told reporters.
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Rescue teams are now racing to free the boys before more rain is forecast next week, and are working on solutions ranging from teaching them to dive to drilling an escape route.
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For the boys, their time in the temple will honor Saman Gunan, a 38-year-old retired Thai Navy SEAL member who died while stocking air tanks along the underwater escape route.
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Crime To the East Texas natives in Attica Locke's BLUEBIRD, BLUEBIRD (Mulholland/Little, Brown, $26), Highway 59 is the lifeline that both links their towns and provides an escape route from them.
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It's a trade that the FT, the New York Times and the big magazine companies increasingly see as an escape route from ever-harsher, Google/Facebook dominated landscape of programmatic digital advertising.
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From a spiral labyrinth and an urban grid, she had created not a tangle but an illuminated line: an escape route, perhaps, on a journey that was personal but did not exclude others.
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They "really don't have to worry about an escape route [which] makes carrying out those attacks much easier," he said, adding that there is no defense perimeter in a lot of civilian areas.
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A spokesman for the Monterey County Sheriff's Office said the men squeezed out of a 22-inch hole cut in the ceiling of the jail's bathroom, and provided pictures of the escape route.
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With Highway 137 severed, authorities were trying on Sunday to open up nearby Highway 11, which was blocked by almost a mile of lava in 2014, to serve as an alternate escape route.
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In one thread, a cop couldn't believe the D.A.'s office refused to file a weapons charge against a fleeing suspect after the police said they found a gun along his escape route.
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He told The New Yorker that he and Thiel had an escape route to New Zealand planned in case of some kind of cataclysmic collapse, like a nuclear war or a viral outbreak.
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Shawn, who is too young to have a driver's license, steals the car from parents' garage in an act of rebellion and desperate teenage desire: he needed an escape route to reach his crush.
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That means that the State Department will most likely run out of visas, which have provided an escape route for more than 9,000 Afghans and their immediate families, by the end of the year.
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Last week, an American-backed militia in Syria captured the main road connecting Raqqa to territory the group holds in Deir al-Zour Province, severing the last supply and escape route for its fighters.
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"It's an escape route from maturity in the West," said Spiros Malandrakis, a senior analyst of alcoholic drinks at the research firm Euromonitor International, referring to the established markets of the United States and Europe.
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The city, which during Soviet times was known as Kuibyshev, became a strategic point during World War II because it was far from the conflict and it provided an escape route through the Volga River.
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Since Hawaiian monk seals forage for food by shoving their face into the tight space around coral reefs, it is possible that the occasionally cornered eel could mistake a seal's nostril for an escape route.
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Rather than address the fundamental conflict—anti-discrimination protections for gay people rubbing up against business owners' First Amendment claims to run their shops in line with their conscience—seven justices found an escape route.
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With Highway 137 severed, authorities were trying on Sunday to open up nearby Highway 11, which was blocked by almost a mile (1.6 km) of lava in 2014, to serve as an alternate escape route.
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A senior Kenyan Wildlife Service official told reporters that contractors working on the new road project had accidentally cut an electric fence on the park's boundary, giving the lions an escape route to find livestock.
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The Sonoma, California, resident was desperately searching for an escape route Monday as wildfires that had ignited the night before raced through parts of Northern California and began to surround the area where he lived.
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I can't help but figure that the surprise return of the Joey Bada$$ character, Leon, a one-time Dark Army assassin turned "full-time freelancer," presages Elliot's eventual escape route out of his current predicament.
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The shed and the basement, a stone's throw from each other physically — through a world apart politically — sheltered the group from border guards and were meant to provide a secure entrance to the escape route.
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Over the centuries, it has served as an escape route for slaves, a thoroughfare to get supplies to the Confederate Army and the denouement scene in a 267 psychological thriller movie and its 1991 remake.
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Ms. Klebold said her son and her son's friend helped set a template for others, leading young people with depression, thoughts of suicide or other struggles to believe a mass shooting is an escape route.
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The other is that if the evidence falls short, Democrats have no escape route other than to wage a losing impeachment battle or back down, either of which will embolden Trump and demoralize Democratic voters.
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Clearly, the new system is reserved for loyal citizens who stay in Russia, not political opponents returning from abroad, or even business elites with a potential escape route and a foreign bank account in hand.
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Real Madrid could be set to smash it's own record for the most money spent in a single summer, after reports suggest it is about to offer Neymar an escape route out of Paris Saint Germain.
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How they did it was a mix of trial and error, improvisation, skill, massive water pumps, miles of guide rope and strategically placed air tanks along the two-mile-long escape route, much of it submerged.
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The public effort to oust him failed, but it showed that some in the ruling clique and its foes are trying to find common ground, even if this amounts to little more than providing an escape route.
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The row provides Republicans facing difficult mid-term contests—including Senator Ted Cruz, who tried to provide a legislative escape route—with a rare issue on which they can claim to have disagreed slightly with the president.
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He slipped out of a heavily defended compound as Mexican soldiers barreled in before dawn, ducking into an escape route hidden behind a closet and sneaking into the sewers before he was finally caught, officials said Monday.
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What it produced was a woman who wanted out and found the escape route in Nick, who seemed fun and maybe a little dangerous and not at all a part of her parents' stuffy, upper-crusty life.
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Eddison Hermond, 39, a National Guardsman, was in Ellicott City during a flash flood Monday and was swept away while trying to help a shop owner who was struggling to find an escape route during the torrent.
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Monsoon flooding cut off their escape route and prevented rescuers from finding them for almost 10 days as the only way to reach them was by navigating dark and tight passageways filled with muddy water and strong currents.
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Road crews put metal plates over steaming cracks on nearby Highway 130 and reopened it to give coastal residents an escape route should a lava flow reach the ocean and block another road, Highway 137, Civil Defense said.
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Neuville moved into the lead after stage four and was 3.4 seconds up at lunchtime but then lost some 19 seconds after going down an escape route on the sixth stage when he approached a corner too quickly.
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Once past that stretch, the boys' escape route forks east at a T-junction, and they must scrabble over some diverse terrain including giant boulders, sand and slippery rocks with sudden cliff-like drops and further submerged passageways.
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PAHOA, Hawaii (Reuters) - A stream of lava blocked a Hawaii highway on Sunday that serves as an escape route for coastal residents, while the first known serious injury was reported from fresh explosive eruptions from the Kilauea volcano.
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On the night of the attacks, the Pentagon was able to divert an unarmed Predator drone operating 90 miles away to Benghazi, and the C.I.A. later used it to help plan an escape route for the surviving Americans.
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I'd learned where the informant's guards were stationed through a tapped phone line; I restocked on ammunition (and put on a flak jacket for good measure); I blocked off a potential escape route with my own getaway vehicle.
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But a president who acts a lot crazy — who creates pain without clear goals, who always insists on being seen to win and the other guy being seen to lose, with no compromise escape route — is not good.
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UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash told a news conference in Dubai that the coalition was taking a measured approach to minimize risks to civilians, and allowing the Houthis an escape route inland to Sanaa.
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Before the Broadway musical, there was this bittersweet confection, starring Keri Russell as a pregnant waitress who wants to leave her controlling husband (Jeremy Sisto) and sees an escape route in her obstetrician (Nathan Fillion) and in baking pies.
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In season two, as Serena became more and more isolated from everyone other than the people in her household, it seemed like she was spiraling and Tuello might offer an escape route when she first met him in Canada.
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THAILAND CAVE RESCUE OPERATION: 4 MORE BOYS FREED, BRINGING TOTAL TO 8 Throughout the daring rescue, there was the risk of monsoon rains rising water in the cave endangering the team&aposs dry refuge and making the escape route too treacherous.
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He had already purchased nail polish remover, batteries, ice packs, and nails in order to build the bomb, according to the affidavit, and had printed out maps of the church that he'd marked up to plot his entrance and escape route.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Tuesday that the operation of an evacuation route that Russia helped open from Syria's eastern Ghouta would depend on rebel forces whom it accused of holding civilians there hostage and of sabotaging the escape route.
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Battle for Mosul: Shia units cut off ISIS escape route Released by ISIS' media wing al-Furqan, the message has a vicious sectarian tone, with the animosity toward Shia Muslims and other, non-Muslim groups more pronounced than in previous recordings.
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" Dore Gold, the director general of Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and a close aide to Mr. Netanyahu, said the conference that France was trying to convene would "provide a new escape route for Abbas to avoid direct talks with Israel.
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Those whose imaginary escape route leads to early-20th-century Rye, the town in Sussex, England, where Helen Simonson's novel "The Summer Before the War" is set, are probably not the same folks who imagine themselves inhabiting a "Star Wars" future.
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On slow nights, he parks at the scenes of unsolved robberies that took place weeks earlier and imagines which escape route the thief would have taken, so that next time he can go straight to wherever the thief is headed.
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However, in ministerial offices, where turf wars have rapidly broken out, advocates of the withdrawal have discovered that four decades of European integration have left Britain so deeply embedded in the 28-nation bloc that there is no easy escape route.
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UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Anwar Gargash said on Monday that the coalition was taking a measured approach to minimize risks to civilians, and allowing the Houthis an escape route inland to their bastion in the capital Sanaa.
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Once the choreography has played out, and each side has killed the other's preferred solution, there's just a chance that a behind-the-scenes huddle among key leaders in the Democratic House and Republican Senate could figure out an escape route.
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Data from cellphone towers also show that Mr. McKenzie's personal iPhone and the prepaid phone were moving together in the two hours after the shooting, and that their movements tracked the escape route of the car from Manhattan to Queens.
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The children told investigators in recent interviews that a tunnel on the property was to be used as an "escape route" if police arrived as Siraj Wahhaj and Morten "stayed behind and battled with police," according to Friday's court filing.
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Later, when pressed for instructions to give the purported conspirator, Rashid responded that the person and her or his associates "should be smart enough to plan the attack and make sure there is an escape route," according to the complaint.
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A protester investigates a known escape route from PolyU through the sewers beneath car park J. But police outside of PolyU had dug in and with remaining exits being cut off, the underground route was one of the final, dwindling options.
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Like many successful people, some brilliant and some barely in touch with reality, Johnson has endless energy and the distributed intelligence of an octopus—one tentacle reaches for the phone, another for his laptop, a third scouts for the best escape route.
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Jens Laerke, a spokesman for the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, or OCHA, said on Tuesday that those fleeing fighting in the southern Daraa province were moving closer to the sealed border with Jordan, with no apparent escape route.
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The only details I knew were when and where we'd meet — a far cry from my usual first dates, which I tend to schedule at familiar spots near my apartment or job, so I have an escape route should anything go wrong.
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It's used as a gateway into more taboo topics, or an escape route out of an awkward situation — whether that is a drink spilling or an overly chatty table of audience members, any potential competing force for the crowd's attention must be addressed.
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Then liberals also have the Michael Bloomberg escape route, which would involve handing the nomination, most likely in a brokered convention, to a former Republican billionaire who is spending hundreds of millions of his own dollars in an effort to buy the election.
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PAHALA, Hawaii (Reuters) - A third lava flow from Hawaii's erupting Kilauea volcano streamed into the ocean on Thursday as U.S. Marine Corps helicopters stood by to evacuate a Big Island community should molten rock or huge cracks block its final escape route.
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In a first public statement about the episode, Israel's police chief, Roni Alsheich, appeared to confirm that the assailant had also fatally shot a taxi driver, Amin Shaaban, an Arab citizen of central Israel, apparently after getting into his cab along his escape route.
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Meanwhile, at least three boats, each carrying scores of men, women and children, have departed from Rakhine for Malaysia since monsoon rains abated in October, following the hazardous maritime escape route used for years by Rohingya fleeing what they say is persecution in Myanmar.
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"To treat [glaucoma], surgeons create an escape route for the fluid by carefully cutting the flexible sheets of the sclera,"Professor Sir Peng Khaw, co-author and Director of the NIHR Biomedical Research Centre at Moorfields Eye Hospital and UCL Institute of Ophthalmology, said .
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Then he went behind the building that's behind home plate and came around the back of that, all the while coming closer to all the people who were there and taking their escape route and hiding behind trees or whatever they could do, taking cover.
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Dark patterns used to obtain consent to collect users' personal data often combine unwelcome interruption with a built in escape route — offering an easy way to get rid of the dull looking menu getting in the way of what you're actually trying to do.
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Indeed, the Yemeni forces, backed by advisers and air power from the United Arab Emirates and the United States, had deliberately left an escape route for the outnumbered Qaeda fighters to flee, allowing the Yemenis to seize this strategically important town without taking casualties.
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"The second safety net, and here the Austrian security services have a lot of previous experience, is close cooperation and also support, whether that be financial, material or in terms of personnel, with countries along the (migrants') escape route," Nehammer said, referring to Balkan countries.
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"The government agreed to Iran's request, thinking that it would take a long time for the Hashid to get to the road to Syria, and during that time the escape route would be open and the battle would still proceed as planned," Hashemi said.
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And while Trump privately considered one dramatic escape route — declaring a national emergency to build the wall without a new stream of cash from Congress — members of his own party were fiercely debating that idea, and the president urged Congress to come up with another solution.
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Featuring 30 pieces, the spring collection, separately titled Escape Route, includes bright dresses, breezy separates, and a few choice accessories that are as colorful and playful as we've come to expect from DJ. Eloquii's touch comes in with fits made for its standard sizing, 12-28.
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In his previous novel, "The Underground Railroad", which won a Pulitzer and a National Book Award, the escape route of the title magically becomes an actual railway; what begins as an unblinking depiction of slavery morphs into a phantasmagoric allegory of African-American history as a whole.
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Here's what you need to know: • Washington and Pyongyang have exchanged heated words, but behind the North's belligerence and defiant pursuit of nuclear weapons, some analysts see a leadership anxious to avoid a war it can't win, and careful to leave itself a rhetorical escape route.
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They contain detailed instructions on driving behaviors, such as how to travel through intersections, identify whether a human is present in a parked car, create an "escape route" in stopped traffic, and handle a "stale green light," or a light that the driver didn't see change.
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Two longtime friends of Ford's told CNN this week that she has previously described feeling uncomfortable -- even struggling -- when she is in enclosed spaces without an "escape route" or more than one exit door, and suggested that this discomfort stemmed from the alleged encounter with Kavanaugh.
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FDI may have also acted as a vehicle for mega-rich Chinese, such as Wu, to get their own money out of the country at a time of sharply increased personal capital controls, providing them with a potential escape route abroad in the event of an investigation at home.
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Climate change may be increasing the need for such an escape route as male farmers in the West African Sahel are beginning to displace their wives and female relatives from the land they traditionally cultivate, which tends to be in low-lying, more humid locations than their husbands' fields.
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This was the first piece of the improved ribbon bridge the 132nd had come here to build, a Lego-like thing that would save California's firefighters vital time in their efforts to contain the County Fire and provide them an escape route should they have to fall back.
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A large allied force approaches the objective (Mosul, in this case) from multiple directions, establishes a loose cordon around the city, and peels away the outlying towns and villages, all the while opening an escape route for refugees and people who do not want to fight, General Scales said.
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To Kondrashov and others, that prediction suggests an escape route from the trap of rapidly accumulating mistakes, both for humans and other multicellular organisms prone to mutations: As the number of nasty genetic errors in a population rises, natural selection will sweep large rafts of them out of the genome together.
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The attack force, led by militias from the nearby city of Misurata and organized under the auspices of the United Nations-backed unity government, has corralled the Islamists into the city center, where they are pummeled with bombs and gunfire and cut off from their main escape route by sea.
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If she eats away at his voters — many of them moderates looking for electability and party unity, some looking for a Biden escape route — she could cost him a badly needed victory in New Hampshire, before the race moves to the less Buttigieg-favorable states of Nevada and South Carolina.
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The argument goes like this: Ford, who has accused Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault, has told friends that the alleged encounter has left her feeling uncomfortable -- even struggling -- when she is in enclosed spaces without an "escape route" or more than one exit door, such as an airplane.
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The ECB is facing weak growth and super-low inflation, which means Draghi will have to persuade investors that the ECB is ready to pull the trigger on more stimulus at the same time that he preserves an escape route since the bank has already done unprecedented easing and its room to maneuver is limited.
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After all, it was the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire in 1911, a fire that killed 146 workers who had no escape route from a factory that had locked doors and overcrowding and whose owners escaped any culpability or liability, that led to the modern-day Labor Department and the advent of worker safety laws.
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And for people who have strained relationships with the family members they are spending the holidays with, a scroll through social media can seem like an escape route out of a painful, stressful situation—though seeing other people post about how great their holiday is could just be fuel for an even worse mood.
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"When I first started to realize I had an issue with porn, I was using it as an escape route from stress and emotions that came up that I didn't know how to deal with in a healthy way," says Erica Garza, essayist and author of Getting Off: One Woman's Journey Through Sex and Porn Addiction.
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According to the National Park Service, "each bear and each experience is unique; there is no single strategy that will work in all situations," but the NPS does advise that if you do see a bear, it is best to stay calm, speak softly to the animal, make yourself big and offer the bear an escape route away from you.
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Whether it's because she fears her daughter being replaced or, by womanly intuition, simply knows that no good can come of Father Fodgen fixating on Claire, she makes herself into an ally even when disguising herself as an enemy, utilizing the power she knows she has over the grieving priest to create the only escape route available to Claire in that moment.
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One of the biggest mistakes you can make is flinging open doors without first checking for a different escape route But if you must open a door to get out of the building, don't forget to shut it behind you Never break windows in an attempt to give those trapped in a burning building some fresh air Don't try to move a cooking pan that's caught fire
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If that sounds a tad cornball, think of it like this: Knowing your "thesis" will help you define your goals, help you present yourself to others in an interesting, honest, and authentic way, and will help you move past the "this is where I work and this is what I do" kind of small talk that has people looking over your shoulder for an escape route.
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On a larger scale, Metallica and Guns N' Roses were already digging an escape route out of the hair-metal purgatory American metal found itself in, but alternative metal was something else entirely: a loose confederation of oddballs, misfits, artists, and colorful characters whose anything-goes ethos fit better with the rising tide of alternative rock, which was just starting to make massive commercial inroads with R.E.M. and The Cure.
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One reason People Who Aren't Poets should care about the state of Poets is that there is in fact (to contradict myself) poetry in things that aren't poetry, and it might very well bring you a moment of delight, which might in turn make everything ok for a spell; poetry is a kind of noticing, which can also function (like humor does) as an escape route from one potential meaning to another possibly more enjoyable meaning.
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