The phrase "escaped about" is not a grammatically correct construction in written English.
It is possible that it may be used informally or colloquially in spoken language, but it is not considered standard English. Instead, you can use the phrase "escaped from" or "escaped around." Here are some examples of correct usage: - He managed to escape from the police without being noticed. - The cat escaped from the house and ran into the woods. - The gas leak caused a dangerous odor to escape around the building.
The woman, Delores A. Carpino, 43, who had been arrested on drug charges, escaped about 10 30 p.m. after she was driven in a police van to Bronx Central Booking along with 20 other prisoners, the police said.
The animal, a 450-pound male white Bengal tiger named Apollo, escaped about 1 p.m., shortly before a scheduled performance, when a cage used to transfer him for the show failed to close properly, according to John W. Pugh, the president of the Cole Brothers Circus, which is based in DeLand, Fla.
The prisoner, Troy Smith, 17, who had been arrested on charges of criminal tampering, escaped about 7 40 p.m. Friday and was apprehended less than 10 minutes later in the rear of the hospital, at 3424 Kossuth Avenue, the police said.
He said rescuers were able to reach many people by using information from residents who escaped about possible locations of those still inside.
Anguiano, 30, was handcuffed with his hands in front of his torso when he escaped about 1 15 a.m., Wilkerson said.
The group also abducted around 6,300 Yazidis, including 3,537 women and 2,859 men, and while many escaped, about 3,800 remained in captivity as of May 2016, the UN reported, including 1,935 women.
"Murder by Numbers," with Sandra Bullock, escapes about halfway.
The couple's 2-year-old son, Moshe, and a cook managed to escape about 12 hours into the siege, the friends said.
While some managed to escape, about 180 are still missing.
"The story is about escaping, about getting away from all the things that tie you down in life," Director Anton Corbijn said, according to Vogue.
Santa Anna escaped, leaving about 1,130 casualties and about 3,000 prisoners.
