Sentence examples for escape seemed from inspiring English sources

Escape seemed impossible.

"When I was a boy, the only possible escape seemed to be mask-making".

Friends said escape seemed to be what Mr. Gaxiola was seeking when he arrived in Michoacán.

The amphibian, unmoved by its narrow escape, seemed to be surveying its domain, a shallow rectangle of pondweed and rushes.

As they approached the end of their second month, they said a furtive escape seemed like the only option.

The family who introduced us to this coastal escape seemed straight out of a novel: A Hungarian who had had his estate confiscated after the Communist takeover.

One may enter at will, but escape seems virtually impossible.

Today, his Houdini-like escape seems even more remarkable.

"Yes, escape seems to be the thing," Newhouse replied.

For several reasons the notion of escape seems the least promising.

Here, as danced by Isabella Boylston, she twinkles throughout; neither slavery nor escape seem to stop her bubbliness.