She ran like an escapee, and moved like a track star, fast and smooth.
A cab driver named Judson Diggs also arrived near the ship with an escapee and his trunk.
Perhaps one of the year's most memorable stories involved a clever escapee and a picture of entertainer Eddie Murphy.
The yellow-and-black-striped Conham ferry (50p return) resembled an escapee from a hive, and our party was abuzz with anticipation as we boarded for the short crossing to Beese's.
ESCAPE FROM BELLEVUE Christopher John Campion's rock musical, with live music by Knockout Drops, about Campion's experiences in a rock band and as an escapee from a mental institution.
He was an escapee from a mental instititution and he had this rant about how I'd stolen Misery from him.
He said doctors diagnosed post-traumatic stress disorder after Mr. Kerins shot and killed Clifford Malone, an escapee from a state mental institution, in 1989.
Pamela was as carefully made up as if she was about to be photographed for a billboard, and dressed like an escapee from a 50s beach movie, in an extremely décolleté sundress.
The show's possible bad guys include a Gypsy kid who may be a werewolf, an escapee from a nearby biotech facility, and, perhaps the most frightening of all, the arrogant son whose family ran the steel mill business and now controls the town.
He is summarily arrested and later found to be an escapee from a mental institution.
Or Howard Belsey himself, who starts out like an escapee from a Malcolm Bradbury novel but whose limitless capacity for folly keeps deepening and strangely sweetening his character.
