Sentence examples for arranging an escape from inspiring English sources
Some might see kinship with G. I. Gurdjieff's mystic parable about humans being captives in a prison but only a few recognizing this is so and, hearing rumors of another place, arranging an escape.
When the Bureau was arranging an escape, it alerted one of its East Berlin contacts, who notified a certain number of students on the waiting list that they should be in the vicinity of a specified corner at a set time, usually around midnight.
Over the next three days, the authorities pursued him as he moved around the city, desperately trying to arrange an escape route to the mountains.
Together they arrange an escape in broad daylight, and in a typical act of bravado return two weeks later to try to free the other inmates, ending up in a prolonged gun battle with the police.
According to a knowledgeable member of the United States Mission in Berlin, there used to be a number of places on the border where one could arrange an escape by bribing the Vopos, but pay-as-you-leave exits now seem to be a thing of the past.
(B) All such communications shall be privileged, unless the Registrar has reasonable grounds to believe that the privilege is being abused in an attempt to: i. arrange an escape; ii.
The film is exciting, well-acted, realistic, and extremely harrowing as the wounded, outnumbered SEALs attempt to evade their pursuers and contact their base to arrange an escape.
The seven arranged an elaborate escape on Dec. 13 from a Texas prison.
For $1500, the company will arrange a great escape, sending you a fake conference agenda, a virtual hotel number complete with a phony 24-hour receptionist, and even bogus e-tickets, hotel and car rental receipts.
Why, she wondered, did the Franks or their protectors not arrange for an escape route in case the Gestapo barged in?
