Sentence examples for escape circumstances from inspiring English sources

Angie (Drea de Matteo) and Nick Bolen Jeffrey Nordlingg) recently moved onto Wisteria Lane to escape circumstances that are yet to be fully explained; however, Gabrielle (Eva Longoria and Carlos Solis Ricardo Antonio Chavirara) overheard the Bolens arguing about their circumstances, and have grown concerned about their niece Ana (Maiara Walsh) dating the Bolens' son, Danny (Beau Mirchoff).

I'm trying to show the extreme lengths people will go to to escape terrible circumstances.

Today Hungary is closing its borders to refugees and migrants trying to escape barbaric circumstances, and the paradox is not lost on him.

Barely more than 200 of Qatar's estimated 1.4 million migrant workers managed to escape such circumstances in 2012, according to the latest figures available.

But it is also flourishing businesses – the opportunity of owning, running or working in one – that ultimately help people to escape the circumstances of their birth.

In an interview with After Dark in 1972, she said she used fantasy to escape her circumstances, developing an ambition to act in the process.

Meanwhile, Karl Lagerfeld, the sometime photographer and full-time Chanel designer, offers "Escape From Circumstances" (Steidl, $24.95), a nude study of the young male body.

The first 20 minutes told us little as both teams struggled to escape the circumstances of the night, the first time in almost 27 years that Ferguson's gum-chewing countenance was not in evidence.

It could not be a clearer emblem of the destruction of low-skilled jobs in neighbourhoods like these, and the need for education so that children can escape the circumstances of their birth – a constant theme of Wilshaw's.

Heyer didn't become a global phenomenon until the mid-1960s, by which time both Cilla Black and the Queen – neither women who had particular reason to want to escape their circumstances – were declaring themselves ardent fans.

It was the Woooo-Whee Kid from 'That's My Mama.' " She went on, "And Diane Davis, fifteen, who appeared as Fred Sanford from "Sanford and Son.' " The sisters had approached the contest with the same tenacity with which they pursued every opportunity to escape their circumstances — model legislature, cross-country running, basketball, arts club.