Sentence examples for fled of from inspiring English sources

Many Germans who left fled of their own volition, fearing the Soviet Army.

The police deny this, claiming that most of those who have vanished fled of their own accord, some to join militant groups.

In 1988 Benny Morris, an Israeli historian, published "The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem, 1947-1949", challenging the view that most of the Arabs fled of their own accord, in panic or at the behest of the Arab states.

Since the nuclear crisis began, about half of Iitate's 6,200 residents have fled of their own accord, though a few have returned to their homes as the plant has appeared to avoid a full-scale meltdown.

My friend fled, of course.

"Everyone turned to flee, of course, but something came over me, and I couldn't move.

In the film she tells of trying to flee, of witnessing the mass killings.

It marks the entry into Tibet of the People's Liberation Army and the fleeing of the Dalai Lama into exile.

Yet years of disinvestment in the area, led by the fleeing of the movie studios, took its toll.

The 2012 Islamist attacks in the north included the destruction of shrines in Timbuktu, the banning of music and the fleeing of thousands of refugees.

At the 70th session of the United Nations General Assembly Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razaksaid that "we must respect our common humanity" and the fleeing of millions of Syrians from their own country should be a world concern.