"escape the danger" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used when describing a situation where someone was able to avoid or get away from a dangerous situation. Example: She narrowly escaped the danger when she swerved to avoid the oncoming car.
Nabil and many others headed for Pakistan in a desperate effort to escape the danger.
But Fister got both Russell Martin and Brett Gardner to pop up to escape the danger.
After they finally escape the danger they faced in CAR, children and women who flee must not die from malnutrition".
"Impressions" is covered five times across the set, "My Favorite Things" six times; if you guessed that Coltrane's next move would be to escape the danger of a greatest-hits repertory, you were right.
In the far north, where humans first undoubtedly went, not for love of cold and dark, but to escape the danger of other humans, the sunless months are long and many.
When the French navigator came on deck, he explained to Walker where he was; Walker immediately ordered the anchor cables cut, and beat against the wind to escape the danger.
Emma returned home to escape the dangers of her independent life only to end up with the devil she knows.
With the aid of this experience the children's father charts a journey for them to escape the dangers of the natural world and reach the mythical safety of a "home" called England.
Nicola Barr Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Twelve-year-old Carrie Willow and her younger brother Nick are sent to Wales to escape the dangers of wartime London.
Indeed, many students and families believe El Sistema is needed more than ever: a free social project that gives the country's neediest children the chance to escape the dangers of poverty.
Bail often acts as a tool of coercion, reform advocates say, that convinces innocent people who cannot pay to plead guilty simply to escape the dangers and strains of life in an overcrowded cell.
