Sentence examples for also to escape from inspiring English sources

Also to escape the winter.

Maugham travelled frequently to gather material, but also to escape his unhappy living situation.

Role-playing is something people have always loved to do, mostly for the fun of it but also to escape the terrible confines of being who we are.

Mr. Otsuka's mother, the late Eva Otsuka, was a painter who came to this country from Vienna, also to escape the Nazis.

Around Christmas, Julius goes to Brussels, ostensibly to look for his grandmother, who had been living there, but perhaps also to escape New York.

Hedge funds and private-equity funds, such as Bain Capital, routinely exploit offshore shell companies, to minimize their tax burdens but also to escape government regulation and oversight.

The impact is almost as unnerving in "Paper Daughter," a gridlike composition of foot images that refers to escaping with false identity documents and also to escaping from the practice of binding the feet of girls.

They were also lucky to escape injury.

He also hoped to escape prison on grounds of insanity.

Bette Davis, often at odds with Jack Warner, also attempted to escape in 1936.

Qunu has also failed to escape South Africa's blight of sexual violence.