Sentence examples for escape terrorism from inspiring English sources

"I'm trying to escape terrorism".

One woman, who was four months' pregnant, said she had made the "terrifying" journey with her husband to escape terrorism.

The human tragedy of people fleeing by sea to escape terrorism is being diminished by vitriolic accusations, the building of walls, and a fear that these refugees are coming to kill us.

Migrants relocated to pueblos jovenes in Arequipa in even greater numbers to escape terrorism from 1980 to 1995 (15 ).

Armstrong was part of the Great Migration, the movement of Southern African-Americans to Northern cities to escape Jim Crow terrorism.

It is noxious enough for politicians to use women and children who are fleeing to the United States to escape violence, terrorism and extreme poverty to further their electoral agendas – and now their November power grabs.

We all come to Europe to escape from terrorism and war.

There are 66,000 calls a day to domestic shelters from people, most of them women, asking for help escaping daily terrorism.

"I ran 8,000 miles from home to escape persecution and terrorism," he said.

He had been in detention here since 2006 under the Internal Security Act, which allows the government to hold suspects without trial, and his escape shocked terrorism experts in the region.

Despite its close ties to the United States and its history of sympathetic dealings with Israel, Morocco has managed to escape the wave of terrorism and suicide bombings that have plagued countries both in and out of the region in recent years.