Sentence examples for escape being drawn into from inspiring English sources
They wanted to know whether moving would help children do better in school, and escape being drawn into crime when they reached adolescence.
Escape From a Drying Well George W. Bush was drawn into politics in part by his failings as a businessman.
XIII begins well as the amnesiac protagonist is drawn into a shootout, escapes, is arrested as an assassin and is then rescued by a mysterious woman.
There J. is drawn into her wish to escape from a Turkish captivity that he cleverly sees as a variation on Mozart's "Abduction From the Seraglio".
"Depending on how vulnerable you are, once you're drawn into that whirlpool, you may never escape".
Stern warned that the US would not countenance a new climate regime that contained "escape hatches" for some countries, and hinted that countries now labelled as "developing" should be drawn into taking on obligations on emissions.
As night falls, the watchman's ineffectual, fiercely imaginative teen-age stepdaughter is drawn into a deadly pact with the ghosts as a way to escape an unnamed "specific torment".
We're drawn into their physicality.
Julie's at her wit's end; Dolly feels as if she'd been drawn into a whirling tornado that may eventually put her down in safe territory, but right now she can't escape it.
