Sentence examples for escape stroll from inspiring English sources

Breakfast for two, about 40 euros. 1 p.m. 11) PICNIC AT A CHATEAU For pastoral escape, stroll the grounds of the Château de la Hulpe (111, chaussée de Bruxelles; 32-2-653-6404; www.chanenchantingpe.wallonie.be), an enchanting French-style castle built in 1842 that overlooks 561 acres of woods and ponds on the border of Brussels' Forêt de Soignes.

I spent last night exploring Brighton's The Great Escape, strolling between the coastal city's spread of small-and-sweaty venues to spy the New What's Next in the industry – the bands that would love to be choking our radios and spilling all over Spotify for years to come.

One night when they are working at a party held by a judge in front of the capitol, tending to the guests (and failing to escape), Captain Jack strolls out of the capitol's doors.

It is a delightful place for a stroll, and to escape the crowds in Kandy.

When I managed to escape my professional duties and strolled the urban or suburban streets, I saw Rabbitland everywhere.

This is where he and generations of actors, writers and other luminaries would come to relax, stroll through the grounds and escape the attentions of the press.

It's an excellent place to stroll around if you want to escape from the crowded centre or just to get the feeling to be on vacation in the countryside.

"The plants couldn't escape either," Professor Beatty recently noted as he strolled past rambunctious privet liberated from its sentence as a hedge.

Invigorated by his rest, Levinson set off on his Saturday stroll along Main, determined to let nothing escape him.

As I waited for my latte I'd sit on the corner bar stool in envy, watching people leisurely stroll through the city streets for fun instead of escaping reality, like me.

He was a brainy ne'er-do-well who escaped from prison three times, read Schopenhauer for fun and loved to stroll through the roses at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.