Sentence examples for fled from the effects from inspiring English sources

When the émigrés who had fled from the effects of the Revolution trickled back to France, they brought with them some of the cultural colouring acquired abroad (mainly in Britain and Germany), and this partially explains the paradox of aristocratic and politically conservative writers fostering new approaches to literature.

On Sunday, 28 October 1956, as some 55 million Americans watched Ed Sullivan's popular television variety show, with the then 21-year-old Elvis Presley headlining for the second time, Sullivan asked viewers to send aid to Hungarian refugees fleeing from the effects of the Soviet invasion.

Current law protects those displaced on the basis of race, religion, nationality, or because of their social status or political affiliation — not if they've fled from the devastating effects of environmental disasters.

And the Welsh fled from the English like fire.

One of the gunmen fled from the scene.

In Uganda itself, perhaps 1.8m have fled from the LRA.

Several thousand people fled from the northern battleground.

Scores of people fled from the facility and spilled out onto a golf course as they fled from three gunmen.

Investors have fled from the world's largest banks.

The defending Itza soon fled from the withering Spanish gunfire.

Most residents long ago fled from the Old City.