Sentence examples for easy to escape from inspiring English sources

He said: "It was very easy to escape".

But it is easy to escape the obvious in Japan: life is pleasant.

It is not easy to escape the gravitational pull of Chinese history.

For those who think they won't fit in, it's easy to escape.

The mountaintop is a tourist trap, but it's easy to escape the crowds on the hiking trails around the summit.

"The wound, to his career," Dawkins writes, "and his life's happiness, was self-inflicted, so unnecessary, so easy to escape.

And it's never been easier to escape.

And Ratner knows fans should find it easier to escape by being closer to the entertainment.

When issues in the Third World affected our lives only indirectly responsibility was easier to escape.

But everywhere, people are finding it easier to escape paying taxes.

But the Divorce Reform Act, making it easier to escape marriage, didn't come into effect until 1971.