Our yurt could have slept seven, though it was clear with only four that a circular space has few places to find privacy or to escape someone else's snoring.
EC: I talked with more than three dozen people about these parties and more since that excerpt was published — people who'd either gone and felt they couldn't escape or else risk access to the powerful people there, and people who were shut out of them.
If you're running toward something to escape something else: slow down.
I couldn't let the bugs escape or else the hotel would never believe me so I grabbed a few drinking glasses and captured three of them for proof.
These places became the settings for our realities away from home, and – as we grew older – venues in which we could escape everything else, through raves and free parties.
A mesh top is best to prevent escape, or else make sure the tank is not completely full (one inch below the top would do).
For those of us who still remain in New Jersey, however -- and who may have arrived, in fact, while escaping somewhere else -- the most appealing poems in this collection will be those that evoke and even celebrate our underappreciated state.
When the new manager strode confidently into Anfield late in 1959, he saw something in Byrne that had escaped everybody else, transforming the quiet local boy, something of a loner, from a reserve-team plodder into one of the most accomplished full-backs in the country.
"No, no," he says, and then, his nature getting the better of him, he adds, "Would you?" The back-and-forth goes on for a while, but at the same time that Monk is fretting about his stove he's noticing details at the crime scene that have escaped everyone else's attention.
It seemed most of then were there because they were escaping something else.
