Sentence examples for escape someone from inspiring English sources

Illicit love can get old fast, marred by the kinds of responsibilities one longs to escape: someone has to book that hotel room and hunt for those out-of-the-way restaurants where family and friends do not go.

Our yurt could have slept seven, though it was clear with only four that a circular space has few places to find privacy or to escape someone else's snoring.

The flight from Elba had galvanised the stalled Vienna conference ("what we need is Bonaparte to escape" someone joked until he did) where the great powers each agreed to commit large armies to his defeat.

I wish I would have understood the mean words that can escape someone's lips when speaking about our mixed little family and the heartache that follows.

"You told me Papa was with you.... Papa! Papa!" "The coward has escaped," someone in the crowd says.

Retrospectively, it seems stunning that it didn't die the moment it escaped someone's lips in a committee.

Just before they escaped, someone had cut the phone lines.

You can't connect someone who wants to escape with someone who hasn't had the audacity to up and leave themselves".

You can't connect someone who wants to escape with someone who hasn't had the balls to up and leave themselves".

Little does Katy know that Daemon and Dee are in fact aliens, who are trying to escape from someone who is trying to steal their powers.

The playing of the "Star-Spangled Banner" was a flash point: Fred Boyd, a British socialist and habitue of the Village scene, was beaten up in a New York restaurant for remaining in his seat during the anthem; he was lucky to escape since someone in Washington, D.C., had been killed for the same reason.