Sentence examples for escape adding from inspiring English sources

This was another way to escape". Adding that he "liked the [LGBT] backlash" against the movie, which nabbed five Oscars, Demme went on to express his support for the transgender community.

When technology caused a convergence of work and home life, Starbucks became our "third place" escape, adding "refuge" to the brand mosaic.

Love, the widow of Nirvana's singer Kurt Cobain, later posted that she had "escaped", adding that "I'm scared out of my wits" and "love French people but your government blows".

The tanker's successful escape adds insult to the injury.

At one point, the rebel force goes down into the sewers to escape detection, adding a bit of horror to the action film setting.

"Flatter and escape," she added.

Companies can escape the added oversight even if they continue to be worse than the national average.

"The fact that people would put themselves in this danger tells you the type of danger they're trying to escape," she adds.

If refugees are to escape poverty, adds the report, they need to be economically integrated into local communities rather than merely offered short-term assistance.

Multiple stabbing deaths are uncommon in general because people have time to escape, he added, though children are often the victims because they are less able to do so.

The game's alternate realities, invoked in your attempts to escape, cause added destruction; while gunfights are fast and dangerous, with a fine balance between guns and vigors, the game's version of magic.