Sentence examples for escaping somewhere from inspiring English sources

It seemed to be escaping somewhere.

Whether that means surrendering your devices at the door or escaping somewhere without a mobile signal – it can be done.

"You can taste it when you're there, that feeling of really being away, of really escaping somewhere wild".

For those of us who still remain in New Jersey, however -- and who may have arrived, in fact, while escaping somewhere else -- the most appealing poems in this collection will be those that evoke and even celebrate our underappreciated state.

"I always loved to escape somewhere, and I liked going by car," he continued, "but trains were stranger, more magical".

In the first half of the song, he's a little kid who's scared of the dark and he wants to escape somewhere.

When you're at a party, do you suddenly feel the desperate urge to escape somewhere quiet such as a toilet cubicle and just sit there?

"When I've been performing before in theatre pieces I could escape somewhere, you're performing a role that's not yourself, which I love.

She had urged him to do this before, to leave his demeaning job at the Russian Riviera, to escape somewhere, get married, go to school, start a business, buy a house, have children, live happily.

Eno has also created "Quiet Room for Montefiore", a space available downstairs to patients, visitors and staff as a place to "escape" – "somewhere to think, take stock or simply relax".

The latter marshalled his forces as if to offer him battle, but perceiving that his soldiers were dejected by reason of the flight of the barbarians, he ventured no opposition at the time, although when night came he attempted to escape somewhere.