Sentence examples for actually fleeing from inspiring English sources

People making that move may feel safer, but this research suggests they are actually fleeing from their best selves.

One Council member running for higher office admitted to spending as little time as possible in City Hall, and to actually fleeing from approaching colleagues.

In the early 1990s, when the financial industry was actually fleeing the city, David Dinkins aggressively courted companies, and granted large tax abatements to companies such as Morgan Stanley and Prudential Securities to keep them from leaving.

Never mind that in many cases these people are actually fleeing the real dangerous Islamists of IS.

Not all asylum seekers are actually fleeing political persecution, of course – some in the detention centers are just looking for a better life and apply for refugee status in attempts to evade prison.

Other reports claim that militants have been girding themselves and the city for retaliations for some time, that they emptied the streets ahead of attacks (most of which were symbolic, targeting abandoned posts), and that despite constant bombardments Syrians are actually fleeing to Raqqa as a safe space.

Only three birds actually fled the area and escaped death.

So the Britnevs didn't actually flee the marauding Bolsheviks; they had English papers.

"The majority of new arrivals actually fled because they had nothing to eat, not just because their country has been at war for decades," she added.

While it is not clear if Yair Levy, the developer of Mr. Burroughs's new home at 225 Rector Place, a condominium in Battery Park City, actually fled the country, it is true that the building's ill-fated conversion process has been as dysfunctional and miserable as a tale from Mr. Burroughs's own famously dysfunctional and miserable childhood.

This "toxic halitosis" repelled wolf spiders, which actually flee from caterpillars with nicotine on their breath, as you can see in this video.