Sentence examples for escaping something from inspiring English sources

That he did not turn his camera on them may suggest that he was escaping something, but he was also looking for something else.

We often talk about escaping something unscathed.

Most black people that came to the West were escaping something in the South.

There was the drafty, light-skinned feeling that we were narrowly escaping something catastrophic.

It seemed most of then were there because they were escaping something else.

You see, the suburbs are places that are full of people who are either escaping something or trying to escape where they are.

Yet even South Dakota cannot escape something close to partisanship.

"They aren't trying to escape something, like the girls in China," he told me.

And we do drugs because it's an effective way to feel good or escape something.

When talking to virtual-school kids, this is a common thread: the sense that they have escaped something dangerous by getting out of high school.

Mr. Jiménez, who is dancing with more crispness and upper-body elegance than seen in recent Noche Flamenca New York seasons, delivers a compelling "Caminando" solo in which he seems haunted, as much trying to escape something as to express it.