Sentence examples for an escape from work from inspiring English sources
"The stand-up routine was always an escape from work," he confides.
Groupon's tiki bar "conference room" acts both as an escape from work and as a space that encourages innovation.
Nothing speaks more clearly of the darkening mood, the declining possibilities for joy, than the fact that, while the medieval peasant created festivities as an escape from work, the Puritan embraced work as an escape from terror.
But it also seems likely that the idea that the movies are, relatively speaking, recession-proof is right, and that in tough economic times Hollywood really does offer escapism (not just in an interior sense, but in a physical sense — the theater is an escape from work and home) for a relatively small price.
But it also seems likely that the idea that the movies are, relatively speaking, recession-proof is right, and that in tough economic times Hollywood really does offer escapism (not just in an interior sense, but in a physical sense the theater is an escape from work and home) for a relatively small price.
-- Films were once an escape from work.
Bob Goldsmith, 63, a retired Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy who lives in Calabasas, Calif., began raising fruit in his backyard in 1976 as "an escape from working in a teeming ghetto or a jail".
In the short story, Jonas is granted a reprieve — an escape from his work, however temporary it may be — while the play's painter is given no such luxury.
Carlitos, the boy, sets out across the border, facing the hazards and hardships with disarming cheerfulness, while his mother, Rosario, contemplates a journey home, an escape from hard work and the constant fear of deportation as well as a chance to see Carlitos again.
For most of us, bowling represents an escape from thoughts of work, a welcome distraction that we extend to the occasional karaoke after-party.
Gross says the return to golf sounds like an escape from the hard work necessary to get past the habits he says he wants to change.
