Sentence examples for escaping life from inspiring English sources

It was the warehouse that seemed real – far more real than Euros escaping life in Goa.

There is pain in who we are, and the pain of love - because love itself is an opening and a wound - is a pain no one escapes except by escaping life itself.

To escape this hold, it seems, requires escaping life itself; in "Pale Horse, Pale Rider" it is only when Miranda is on the brink of succumbing to her illness that she discovers "There were no longer any multiple planes of living, no tough filaments of memory and hope pulling taut backwards and forwards holding her upright between them".

I'd like to see the difference in brain activity between somebody "escaping" life's mundanities and another person "thrilling" to the implacable now of the beat.

I actually just want you to go see it, because sometimes escaping life for two hours or whatever is important.

The allure of escaping life on the stock exchange seems to be fairly common among founders of publicly traded companies that lose their way.

Unaccompanied children brave dangerous journeys to come here to seek safe haven from severe abuse or persecution; some have been trafficked, others have been abandoned in their home country or are escaping life-threatening poverty.

In the next he turns to suicide to escape life.

Along with a reason to laugh and escape life's pressures.

While they fought to escape, life carried on as normal downstairs.

Born in Paris to a French mother and Algerian father, Bourdin was a runaway who used different identities to escape life in juvenile homes.