Sentence examples for cases to escape from inspiring English sources

A huge volume of those wealthy migrants have put their money into property in some cases to escape volatility at home, in other cases just to make money.

"Like the rest of us, getting on a motorcycle allows them to escape, in their case, to escape notoriety, handlers, paparazzi and telephones.

Her book is valuable, though, as a collection of carefully drawn portraits of people who got their start working at the bottom rung of the American economy — in a lousy job, in a lousy neighborhood, at the tail end of a recession — and in many cases managed to escape a situation that seemed inescapable.

The Valley fire exploded so quickly Saturday that residents had in some cases just minutes to escape.

Young people who grow up hearing every day at home that they are the charity cases can begin to escape that way of thinking -- to be met with respect and their own ability to affect change, starting with that one hour every week.

In other cases, patients wanted to escape from an unbearable situation by going to sleep or reducing inner tension.

Two armed guards sat watch and the windows in his room remained shut in case he tried to escape.

Although guards stood by the door in case he tried to escape, he now considered himself strictly a legal contortionist.

His luggage includes a long rope, in case he had to escape from an upper storey, but then he outstays his welcome.

More concretely, a couple of weeks ago House staff members in Speaker J. Dennis Hastert's office were issued flashlights and whistles in case they had to escape through rubble.

He has more food in a storage unit nearby, and an inflatable raft in case he needs to escape across the river when the bridges are blocked or burning.