Sentence examples for escape from jails from inspiring English sources

Convicted of a number of crimes, he managed to escape from jails in Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany.

He'd emerged into a troubled America with a warped code of honour, a ruthless drive and a new sense of self that over the next year would make him a legendary figure, part Robin Hood, for the way he stuck to robbing the bankers who'd been robbing the people, part Houdini, for his astonishing ability to escape from jails and police ambushes.

There's also "Great Escape," a reality show where teams have to escape from jails and other elaborate structures, hosted by Rich Eisen, and "72 Hours," where three teams of two are dropped into remote locations and have to survive on only one bottle of water for three days.

Want to escape from jail?

Dozens of convicts escape from jail each year.

A dozen inmates used peanut butter to escape from jail.

Especially moving is her account of their escape from jail.

Barring an escape from jail, next opportunity to reinvent himself is probably years away.

In that world aliens try to escape from jail by attacking the towers.

Car thieves in Mpumalanga escape from jail behind the wheels of the evidence against them.

Even more sensationally, he was to escape from jail after serving only five years.