Hiding outside therefore seems to have been a risky escape strategy, while hiding behind a locked door was safer, with a total of 47 people escaping safely after hiding in the "Schoolhouse".
It must have been a daring and risky escape, passing through Hezbollah's home terrain and across a fenced and guarded border.
When a risky escape plan is concocted, they are forced to confront the reality of the society they've been kept away from.
Getting Allen out of German-occupied territory, however, proves difficult, and the American, fed up with waiting, decides to undertake a risky escape, assisted by a cast of brave Resistance figures.
These were moments to remember for Hernandez, the realization of a lifelong goal and the culmination of a harrowing journey that began six months ago with a risky escape from Cuba and ended last night on baseball's grandest stage.
Hidden in a house in Brussels with two other rescued airmen midway through 1941, Newton was told of the Comet escape line, a risky new route being used to evacuate Allied soldiers through the heart of occupied Europe — from Belgium to France and then into neutral Spain.
Then, after being told about the proposed marriage, she made an extremely risky escape.
In antebellum America, thousands of enslaved men and women attempted the risky escape to freedom.
So won't it be a relief, come September, when it is finally time to leave behind risky escapes into nature and head back to urban civilization?
The agreement was intended to prevent players from undertaking risky escapes from Cuba, often with paid smugglers, and having to give up their citizenship to play in the United States.
