Sentence examples for escape the damp from inspiring English sources
JR stands in the gloom of Scotland smoking away, as if to bring about an early death to escape the damp drudgery and shed-based life he's somehow found himself in.
Yes, it was nice to escape the damp and the horrible housing that we then squatted, but I think people were put out to see a 'bunch of freeloaders' come in and take over their old homes.
To protect his health, he frequently escaped the damp chill of Oxford winters for the kinder weather of southern English and Mediterranean seaside resorts.
In 1998, an interviewer for the Independent suggested Livingstone was still trying to escape from "the damp, regimented, class-ridden, lifeless 1950s of his northern working-class childhood".
Damp clay turns to steam, which makes your pot explode as it tries to escape the clay.
"Escape?" the Minotaur said.
The vehicles also served as an escape from the damp floor where the men slept on wet cardboard.
