Sentence examples for escape walking from inspiring English sources

This is the story, based on Doris Pilkington Garimara's book, of three girls who fought back and set out to escape, walking the 1,500 miles home.

So gargantuan is the wretched hotel's size that no guest can escape walking two miles a day; the Egyptian and Russian staff call it the "Hotel Sporto" because most have to walk between 10 and 15 miles a day escorting guests.

For Mark Lazarus, the chairman of the NBC Sports Group, quail hunting offers a consuming escape — walking through fields with his sons, friends or colleagues, along with the pointers that flush the birds into the sky.

When he was transferred to a hospital in London (pulling faces and mooning out of the ambulance window en route), he did escape, walked out and got a taxi home.

With each new day, there was more reason to escape, to walk and ride and walk again to the edge, an exit point from this despair and an entry to another world.

Before a tear could escape, Piniella walked over and parked himself in front of Rodriguez.

The story opens with a pretty terrifying situation: a man has slaughtered a family in the middle of the night, all save a toddler who escapes unnoticed, walking out the front door and away from the mayhem.

The men who helped the three defendants escape simply walked in with weapons concealed under their clothes, and made their way to the courtroom in which the hearing was to be held.

They survived the winter of 1912 in a cramped ice cave which they dug on Inexpressible Island, using blubber for food and fuel, and finally escaping by walking 200 miles back to Hut Point.

In an e-mail to his colleague Duncan Furey from the camp, he told the story of one fifteen-year-old girl who had been sold repeatedly by ISIS militants, raped multiple times, and tortured, before escaping and walking for three nights to the Kurdish lines.

He manages to escape, but walks out to find Perry in her wedding dress surrounded by several other brides carrying baseball bats.