Sentence examples for escape from one from inspiring English sources

Better known as "retail therapy," this escape from one's troubles involves people spending more on themselves, even if they don't have the money.

The Arabs and the Jews cannot escape from one another.

A metaphor for his escape from One Direction, perhaps?

Shin, thought to be the only person to ever escape from one of North Korea's "total control" prison camps, had become the star of the human rights movement.

Both drugs work by blocking an enzyme -- neuraminidase, the "N" part of A(H5N1) -- that the virus needs to escape from one cell to infect another.

Dust, upon escape from one of the Neptunian moons, is affected by a variety of forces including Neptune's gravitational force, the solar radiation pressure force, the solar gravitational force and the gravitational fields produced by Neptune's moons.

Since Dickens's day, the creeks and marshes of Hoo have had a bleak form of celebrity as the spot where Pip first met Magwitch, and where prison hulks (Magwitch had just escaped from one of them) could be occasionally glimpsed through the mist on the Medway.

And there is nearly everything of Houdini's that matters: the original milk can that Houdini escaped from; one of the Metamorphosis Trunks (a fragment of the True Cross); and, on wax cylinders, the only recordings of Houdini's voice, high and hectoring and European-sounding as he does his patter.

One escapes from one's origins in order to fit in with the mainstream".

He has escaped from one stereotype only to fall victim to another.

This is the narrative style Winogrand was escaping from, one of individual characters, and agendas.