Sentence examples for a bit of escape from inspiring English sources
The whole thing is fabulously filmed and it's set on the east coast of the States, so there's a bit of escape for anyone who's English.
SPOILER ALERT: I can be a bit of an escape artist if left alone for an instant.
For those who want a bit of an escape, there is a serene counterpoint to the city's bustle just a half-hour out of town.
The first read, "I've also found he is a bit of an escape artist, and so I have been making modifications to my apartment".
Over the simmer of various flamenco rhythms, the singers took turns expressing elegant sorrows until their facades cracked and they let a bit of violence escape.
Going inside one of Detroit's best jazz clubs Cliff Bell's is always a bit of an escape into an air of the past.
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And I think I also came to rely on films as a bit of an escape from whatever had been troubling me at a certain point in my life.
On days when I treat myself to a stroll down the Rue St.-Honoré, Paris's luxurious shopping street, it is, as the French would say, un bonheur, a bit of happiness, to escape the cold and be pampered at places as varied as the styles along the avenue.
Evaporation also accounts for a bit of the oil's escape from the Gulf, but not much, he adds.
Being one of the most visited cities in the world, it can be a bit of a challenge to escape the throngs of tourists and find some authentic local culture in Barcelona.
