Sentence examples for escape ending up from inspiring English sources

It can hardly be surprised that people should try to escape, ending up in its 'problem' estates.

I wonder if he's ever had the deer, right there, before mystifyingly letting it escape, ending up running away as it fires his own gun back at him.

He manages to escape, ends up in an overcrowded boat sailing from Turkey to Greece, and narrowly escapes death.

"It's hard to call this a victory if everyone involved in his escape ends up detained, arrested and imprisoned," he said.

Ntianu, the woman who escapes, ends up in a desolate refugee camp.

I saw this degree as an opportunity to do my part in improving the world and as an escape from ending up in an office from 9 to 5. While doing an internship in my final year, on a development project in Pakistan organised by the Dutch Government's DHV consultancy, I realised that, after all, I wasn't really into planting trees.

Don Lader, 27, was one of the people lucky enough to escape that night without ending up on the list of victims.

Letissier took refuge here some years ago to escape a devastating breakup, ending up at a Soho nightspot – the defunct Madame Jojo's – where drag queens took her under their wing.

When Maria talks about how escaping her abuser has meant ending up in jail with her daughter, she can't hold back her tears.

He needs four shots to escape and ends up with a quintuple bogey.

Many Jews who had fled Slonim in the early 20th century to escape persecution ended up on the Lower East Side, and many of them prayed at the Congregation Anshe Slonim ("People of Slonim"), which in 1921 moved into 172 Norfolk Street.