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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a brief escape" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a short period of time away from a situation or environment, often for relaxation or relief.
Example: "After a long week of work, I took a brief escape to the mountains to recharge."
Alternatives: "a short getaway" or "a quick retreat."
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It was a brief escape.
Jones hoped that the game might provide city residents with a brief "escape from reality".
This voyeuristic moment gives me a taste of being there, a brief escape from the day that lies ahead.
He said he also regretted having taken a woman hostage during a brief escape from prison in 1968.
If you can't hop a plane to Madrid, these Spanish restaurants offer a brief escape from winter.
A mental inventory of well-made films - of cinema made, in Truffaut's words, as "an act of love" - isn't just a brief escape from that fear.
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It is also a great brief escape from what is going on around you in your life.
The accusations of incompetence eventually led to the resignation of the justice and interior ministers and the chief of police in 1998, when Mr. Dutroux staged an embarrassing but brief escape from custody.
SATURDAY 9 a.m. 6. Fjord Escape The proximity of the city to the pristine Oslo Fjord makes a brief morning escape to its small islands simple.
His attention wanders in the middle of many lines, and it's impossible to tell whether this brief escape to blankness is a tic of the character or the actor.
In his conversation with the magazine's fiction editor, Deborah Treisman, Hemon also discusses Pnin's "complicated innocence" toward America, the authorial presence of Nabokov in the story, and whether the novel really was, as Nabokov claimed, a "brief, sunny escape" from "Lolita" 's "intolerable spell".
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