Sentence examples for direction to escape from inspiring English sources

The others are going in the opposite direction to escape the Nazis, who entered the country a fortnight before from the west.

(Most of Wright's followers either produced weak echoes of his work or rejected it entirely, as if running in the opposite direction were the only way to escape his power).

Panic followed as people fled in all directions attempting to escape or find relatives.

When I close my eyes, I still see things no one should ever experience: a bright red light, the black cloud soon after, people running in every direction trying desperately to escape — I remember it all.

In other words, the smell of the previously punished odour does not itself trigger escape, but gives direction to an escape which is otherwise triggered – namely by the buzz.

Why not try something different?" With 7 miles of nature in every direction, there was nowhere to escape his thoughts.

Still, readers will not begrudge the worthy Enrique an optimistic ending and the fulfillment of his dream one can hope that his new direction will allow him to escape his past and reach his potential.

Although further studies are necessary, modulation of the direction of root growth to escape low-O2 stress may also be important to submergence tolerance.

Larger numbers of observations are likely to increase the measured scope for individual variation in behaviour, particularly for fish escapes as these are intrinsically variable, particularly with regard to escape direction (Domenici and Blake, 1991; Domenici and Blake, 1997), with an associated reduction in repeatability.

Barrett, C. & Carter, M. Can't get ahead for falling behind: new directions for development policy to escape poverty and relief traps.

Around 40 gunmen set up positions outside the mosque with jeeps and opened fire from different directions as people tried to escape.