Sentence examples for able to escape from from inspiring English sources

This meant Abaaoud was able to escape from Athens.

A number of passengers were reportedly able to escape from the wreckage unharmed.

Nine other people, including a baby, were able to escape from the building unharmed, he said.

"He loved fast cars, which is how he was able to escape from law enforcement so often".

"We're moving toward this era where we'll never be able to escape from the cloud," he told me.

Having studied martial arts for many years, the teenager was able to escape from her 5ft-7inch attacker before punching and kicking him.

He eventually learned that his sister, Lotte, had been able to escape from France to Palestine, but his mother and father had not been so lucky.

It was based purely on emotion — shock and anger over 9/11, compounded with a deep frustration that Bin Laden was able to escape from American forces.

"I see it at the shelter, many women are now able to escape from abuse and mistreatment thanks to what's now being done".

It is the thwarted desire to be able to escape from the grip in which the Hollywood version of the anti-Nazi war has held us.

It explored the moral dilemmas Schanberg faced when, as a foreigner, he was able to escape from Cambodia, leaving behind Dith Pran, his journalist colleague and friend.