Sentence examples for fled further from from inspiring English sources
Some friends fled further from the war, crossing into Gabon.
She said many of the families currently sheltering there were in immediate danger, and thought they might try to flee further from the Isis advances.
The city is expanding and it only makes sense that its louche and lazy will flee further from its centre, as foreign investors park their riches in property and the excess cash pandemic spiders outwards from Islington and Southwark.
The community flees further to the north.
If the law is changed and cohabitation becomes more like marriage for better and for worse will such people flee even further from anything that smacks of commitment?
"Turning people back who may well be in need of protection from persecution could constitute flagrant violation of the convention obligation to protect people fleeing from harm from being subject to further harm".
The group was clearly flush with money from taxing businesses, confiscating lands from those who fled and sales from oil fields captured further east in Syria, Adnan said.
A further wave of Jewish emigrants fled to London from German fascism in the 1930s, followed by a wave of refugees from central Europe in the upheavals at the end of World War II.
During the crisis an estimated 70,000 people fled out from Dili to Districts in 2006 and 2007.
And their accounts are further backed up by at least a dozen conversations with other Alawites who had fled from Aqrab.
