Sentence examples for escape from captivity from inspiring English sources
His reports describing his escape from captivity and daring trek across enemy territory would make him world-famous.
They can escape from captivity by shouting to other players, "Free me!" But if gym class is kinder and gentler these days, it is also more goal-oriented.
One, "To Disembark," from 1993, is based on a 19th-century account by a slave named Henry Brown, known as Box, of his escape from captivity by having himself mailed from Virginia to Philadelphia in a wooden crate.
Leaving London for his lands on the Welsh border, he met Prince Edward (afterward King Edward I) at Ludlow, just after his escape from captivity, and contributed largely to Edward's victory at Evesham in August 1265.
According to the news network's statement, Ian Rivers, a Briton working with Mr. Engel, "got separated from the rest of Richard Engel's production team in the midst of the firefight which resulted in the NBC team's escape from captivity".
Private citizens are allowed to own wild animals, including endangered species, as long as they provide areas for the animals that ensure their "life, health and safety", and prevent escape from captivity, the law says.
Thereafter, "Love Sick Love" is a standard escape-from-captivity movie with an overlay of zany humor, as Norman tries to make nice while Dori and her grandparents force him to celebrate one holiday ritual after another.
Subsequent stories followed: Bat Boy escapes from captivity.
Finally, early in 1333 the emperor, encouraged by reports of victory, bribed his guards and escaped from captivity.
(This style of dress was derived from illustrations in a book by the 16th-century Hessian soldier Hans Staden, who had escaped from captivity among the Tupinambá of Brazil).
