Sentence examples for began escaping from inspiring English sources

Dazed hostages began escaping; panicked terrorists began shooting; and the security forces around the school began firing back.

Coke and most of the gunmen are believed to have fled when the raid began, escaping through a network of gullies and sewers.

Many reports, however, start the timeline at 1512, when a steady stream of enslaved Africans began escaping from Spanish and Portuguese slavers and "disappearing" into the hinterlands.

After Italy surrendered, in September, 1943, and American and British prisoners began escaping from prison camps, one of her tasks was to accompany them "past the lines" and to safe refuge.

The Eurasian beavers, which were once native to the UK, have been found living across hundreds of square miles of lochs and rivers in Perthshire and Angus after they began escaping from private collections nearly a decade ago.

The Maroons were brought to Jamaica as slaves, but began escaping in the 1650s, joined the Taino in the forests, and fought British and Spanish dominion over the island.

A close friend said her husband, who was not with Claire when massacre began, escaped from the siege.

When the President finishes, a constant stream of suited characters begin escaping the plane by sliding down its emergency escape.

Turn on your stove burner and wait until steam begins escaping from the canner lid.

"Taking advantage of the panic, hostages began to escape.

Toward the end of his career, Aldridge began to escape the racial frame in which he had been confined.