Sentence examples for fled far from from inspiring English sources

Many suspect that he has somehow fled far from the capital, perhaps as far as Liberia, a redoubt from which he has often marshaled his forces during this country's nine-year civil war.

With a cashless trail, you were fated always to be what you had always been; you couldn't flee far from your name, your purchases, even your network of friends.

In general, the displaced did not flee far from their homes, most walking for less than 2 days before settling.

Having fled so far from Vietnam, I can no longer imagine what to say, or how I should address my prayers, or for that matter what promises I could possibly make to the long departed.

Trips have included a charity hitchhike that challenges students to flee as far from Bournemouth as they can in 36 hours without spending a penny.

The value of c usually does not flee too far from zero.

All the buzz here lately has concerned Eric Lindros, which is probably why Lindros has fled to Florida, far from the public eye.

One imagines him at the end, in Inwood, back near all the altar rails and gymnasiums and boiled Irish verities from which he had never fled very far.

Charity workers from the Jafra Foundation estimated that 2,500 families have fled so far to avoid street fighting and bombardment.

Here, those who fled as far back as a decade ago have established sturdier shacks capable of protecting them from the rains.

Paul Gauguin said, "Machines have come, art has fled, and I am far from thinking photography can help us".