Sentence examples for escaping living from inspiring English sources

If the people who don't support the refugees were the ones fleeing from the cramped quarters of a refugee camp, or escaping living under the threat of terrorist attacks and being surrounded by a civil war, they would think differently.

I don't think I will ever escape living with him.

It may be up to us not to unnecessarily add the danger of bringing ourself to the edge of the cliff, but there is no way to escape living on that edge anyway.

Another hypothesis is that Billy the Kid was in fact Ollie L. "Brushy Bill Robertss, who escaped, lived in Mexico and the U.S. Southwest, rode in Wild West shows, and died in 1950 in Hico, Texas.

In a Britain divided between the haves and the have-nots, the latter attempt to escape lives of deprivation by shifting to other worlds.

Helic and Jolie said it was important to remember the distinction between economic migrants trying to escape lives of extreme poverty, and refugees who are fleeing an immediate threat to their lives in this time of emergency.

Caregivers and medical professionals say that it isn't uncommon for some to eventually feel that suicide is their only way to escape lives that have become traps.

He escaped by living inside the heads of his characters, fiery abolitionists in John Brown's brigade.

A decision to trap escaped beavers living on the River Tay has been reversed by government ministers.

Escaped slaves living in freedom came to be known as maroons or outlyers.

She escaped and lived happily until, aged 12, she was diagnosed with leukaemia and told she had a year to live.