way out造句

Francine worked her way out of Julian's grasp.

Mock objects provide a way out of this dilemma.

So in these8)unprecedented times, we must educate our way out of the downturn, we must invest and invent our way out of the downturn, we must retool and reskill our way out of the downturn.

In other words, economists misread the economy on the way up, misread it on the way down and now mistake the right way out.

Detective Sun's eyes bored into him. "You probably have some savings, bring them out and buy your way out!"

The way out of our dilemma is to tunnel fearlessly through until we reach daylight.

Designer's block happens to all of us, and there's no easy way out of it.

Combining annotations with class file modification can provide a way out of this dilemma.

Am I waiting you to be the only way out for me?

To me, the easy way out of such dilemmas is to foreclose the tension.

They bought their way out of Belgium, and they still don't believe they can't buy their way into the United States.

Even if Lamentations about the British economy are overdone, there is no miraculous way out of the mess.

It was my tenor-sax teacher, Bill Sheiner, who gave me a way out of this limbo.

Though ejection seats have saved hundreds of pilots, they're not exactly the easy way out of a crashing plane.

Fights its way out since the moment it is born can be called "strong 'and" tenacious "; only the grass that."

That is when a sudden encounter with guards who will penalize you and show you a way out can seem a nice present to you.

Male rats which are injected with additional male hormone find their way out of a maze quicker than normal male rats.

Descartes' own way out of his evil demon skepticism was to first argue that one cannot genuinely doubt the existence of oneself.

One reviewer of my book referred to this type of answer as "punting" -by which he inferred that it was an easy way out of theological dilemma.

On the way out, he grabs an old fashioned football helmet from a shelf and smashes it down on his head.

"The idea that we could fertilize and irrigate our way out of this problem was the first Green Revolution" led by Nobel Peace Prize-winner Norman Borlaug and others, Lynch says.

The next two ICONS were attempts at a more literal globe, but users interpreted them as an astronaut in a space suit, an olive, and "a golfer trying to hack his way out of the rough."

"We found something that was making its exit, was on the way out," said National Geographic fellow Gregory Anderson, one of the leaders of the expedition that discovered Koro.

Hot tip: the simplest way out of this situation is to cut properly file and manicure your nails so that they do not lead to painful scratches on your partner.

Four years ago they began performing in the car park of one of Kinshasa's posher rooftop restaurants, hoping that rich patrons would chuck spare cash into a pot on their way out.

I had to turn away and as I did so a great big giant tear rolled its way out of my eye, down the side of my nose and landed - plop - right there on the toecap of one of my black suede shoes.