Sentence examples for escape from you from inspiring English sources

There is no way I can escape from you".

The same thing happened again, at the same level of execution, in "I Can't Escape From You".

The most recent composition, "Can't Escape from You," recorded in 2005 for a film that was never released, has trains and hopes and dreams, along with a snippet of Shakespeare, put across in a still-vital croak.

The album's unreleased finds unveil more of his stoic desolation in "Can't Escape From You," "Red River Shore" and the utterly bereft "Dreamin' of You," which has lyrics that Mr. Dylan would rework for other songs.

A feature (or a potential drawback) of the costly, elegant fashionability of the Villa D'Este is that you are likely to run into acquaintances from home who are more prosperous than you (or behave to you as though they were), people, perhaps, you may have traveled that far to get away from (and who, perhaps, have traveled that far to escape from you).

Pubs are where people with problems go to escape from you! Go back to the hell from which you came!

"It doesn't last like it used to," one speaker says, "escaping from you and you are feeling it more slip away".

DON'T EVER SAY YOU HAVE NOTHING TO WEAR... think about how selfish you're being when that phrase escapes from you.

Are these your handcuffs that you could easily escape from if you wanted to but you don't?

In most fiction, family is what you escape from if you want to fulfil yourself.

You can then tell the person you're trying to escape from that you need to speak with the other person.