Examples of using We cannot escape in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
We cannot escape our connections.
Fellow citizens, we cannot escape our history.".
We cannot escape old age& death?
We cannot escape the laws of nature.
Every encounter is a destiny that we cannot escape.
We cannot escape these difficult questions.
Hurts are a part of life- we cannot escape them.
We cannot escape the justice of the gods--.
It does truly seem like we cannot escape death or taxes.
We cannot escape who we are.
One thing is certain. We cannot escape on auxiliary power.
If we cannot escape these doldrums before night.
They will come again another night, if we cannot escape.
We cannot escape the testing that life brings.
It is very unlucky; but as I have actually paid the visit, we cannot escape the acquaintance now.
We cannot escape the natural process of our body.
Sitting on History, with its ball and chain,refers to the book as the captor of information which we cannot escape.
Yet we cannot escape the moral consequences of what we're doing.”.
I just said that our computer records many things so we cannot escape the experiences, because we believe those experiences are all that we are.
We cannot escape the system the world is living in at this time.
Do they paint us into a corner from which we cannot escape without breaking the very rules we chose to adopt in the first place?
We cannot escape fear, but we can transform it into our companion.
The remarkable thing about it is that, even though we know we cannot escape it, many of us will do anything to avoid thinking about it, and many people will do little to prepare for it.
We cannot escape the fact that the war was a disaster for generations of Vietnamese and Americans.
When we talk about the internet, we cannot escape the fact that one thing that is nice about the internet is that nobody really owns it.
We cannot escape the fact that the war was a disaster for generations of Vietnamese and Americans.
We cannot escape hardship and trouble, but we can miss out on much of life's peace and laughter.
We cannot escape- and therefore must confront- the dilemma that gains from trade sometimes come at the expense of strains on domestic social arrangements.
We cannot escape who we are or what we initiate in the world, just as we cannot escape the setting of the sun or night which turns to day.