Sentence examples for been able to flee from inspiring English sources
Guantánamo has held thousands of refugees in the past, and some have been able to flee.
Several locals said the young had been able to flee quickly when the tsunami warning was issued, but that older people found it harder to run.
I flew to Moscow in late May to report the story of the men who had been able to flee Chechnya, and at that time I still couldn't quite imagine the scale of the purges.
Deputies pursued more than 900 tips, but contended that with the publicity surrounding the case, Mr. Soltys would not have been able to flee and remained in the area.
About 150 civilians were killed in military actions, but experts told the court that at least 350 people had died, many of them in acts of vengeance against older or disabled Serbs who had not been able to flee across the border to Serbia.
Arendt had been able to flee Vichy France for the United States in 1941, thanks to a visa she received with the help of the Emergency Rescue Committee, a volunteer group that used both legal and illegal means to get Jews and others in peril out of the country.
But they were able to flee, the police said.
On Sunday, 3,200 civilians were able to flee, he said.
The attackers were able to flee from the area.
