Sentence examples for fled out of from inspiring English sources

"People fled out of the compound".

"People fled out of the compound," he said.

Mr. Stanic acknowledges that, like most Serbs here, he fled out of fear in 1995, encouraged by Croatian Serb leaders.

And if he had had her love he probably fled out of grief and despair, not remorse or fear of prosecution.

Denying any involvement in the crimes, Mr. Steuerman later said that he had fled out of fear that he would be blamed.

Each time a customer approached, every last fragment of wine knowledge fled out of my brain, and I could not tell merlot from riesling.

Most of them were fleeing out-of-control violence and poverty in their home countries and seeking family members in the United States.

Cao lost his third brother, Cao Duo, while attempting to flee out of Beijing by the Chaoyang Gate.

Within two hours, the rebels were fleeing out of town to the east.

One man described the Taliban as weak, while another said continuous Taliban police patrols in the city led him to flee out of fear of conscription.

Those who survived did so after a group of patrons overpowered security guards, who initially kept people from fleeing out of concern that they were trying to leave without paying their tabs.