Sentence examples for escape distractions from inspiring English sources

But preferring to work at night might go beyond a need to escape distractions.

Even on a remote Canadian lake, I couldn't escape distraction.

Smoke bombs are very useful for escapes, distractions, and signaling.

He moved to the island to escape the distractions of New York City.

To escape the distractions, Wilder informed the Internal Revenue Service, he would go to "villages where I am little known," such as Stockbridge, Massachusetts, and Saratoga Springs, or travel overseas.

They've gone to France so that Roland, a blocked writer with a certain erstwhile acclaim, can escape his distractions and get back to writing.

Merrill moved to Stonington in 1954 to escape the distractions of the literary scene in New York so he could concentrate on his writing.

Raimondi's mother, Debbie Bortner, took a special liking to Cooke, who last spring asked if he could move in to escape the distractions of the city.

Only a decade earlier, F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald had holed up in a farmhouse in Westport to escape the distractions of the city.

They both noted that a salon offers amenities such as lighting, proper chairs and the opportunity to escape the distractions of the home or office, not to mention legal liability if something goes wrong.

It was an act of will, described here sweetly and stirringly, to leave the city for rural Pennsylvania, escape the distractions of the unimportant and in a meaningful way turn back the clock.