Sentence examples for escape riots from inspiring English sources

His parents moved him to the UK to escape riots in his home country, and his mother worked in the NHS.

For the best odds of escaping riot-control agents (RCAs for short) For the best odds of escaping riot-control agents (RCAs for short) unscathed, there's no beating a genuine gas mask.

Cambodia said hundreds of Chinese nationals had poured across the border from Vietnam to escape the riots.

And read the Opinion section's Room for Debate special on why Marseilles seems to escape the riots and friction of other ethnically and religiously diverse European cities.

Kevin's mother, who works as a singer in the local pub, has left to escape the riots that engulfed their town during the strike.

Since the tighter controls, there have been no more escapes or riots, although brawls between inmates and guards continue and several inmates have been murdered.

The victims, mostly women, were trampled to death as about 1,500 spectators scrambled out the stadium to escape a riot that broke out after Rumkorem was awarded a victory on points.

Its weird juxtaposition of subject matter and mood infect the whole song, which is possessed both of a beautiful melody and a lyric about people trying to escape a rioting city and drowning in sewage.

In addition, Ocean has Asbury Park to thank for some of its population: one group arrived in Ocean in the 1970s, escaping the riots of Asbury Park, according to Mr. Roccia, who also cited the more recent migration of members of the gay community that discovered Asbury Park as a vacation destination two decades ago.

The JCID is a database of critical incidents (e.g., escapes, suicides, riots) that have occurred in U.S. local jails, from 2009 on (Peterson et al. 2016).

When Lisa says they have to go back for Maggie after the family escape the riot, Homer says "Forget Maggie, she's gone".