Sentence examples for escape the gloom from inspiring English sources
But Michigan cannot escape the gloom of its local market.
"I'd first gone skiing in Switzerland to escape the gloom of postwar Britain," he says, "but it was Nordic skiing that captured my imagination.
Theatre Theatre-lovers are either escaping the gloom or confronting it head on in the West End, as grimy drama from the 1930s vies with light escapist farce from the period.
Though I managed to bat off most of my activist mother's entreaties to deliver leaflets on behalf of Labour – pompously pleading the need for journalistic impartiality – there was no escaping the gloom at home following a crushing defeat for the party both nationally and locally.
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.
The gloom can become oppressive at times, but the shadowy mise-en-scène echoes the darkness through which the characters struggle to discern a way forward, or at least find a way to escape the past.
"Escape?" the Minotaur said.
