Sentence examples for fled somewhere from inspiring English sources
He recovered his daughter, but he's still looking for his wife (Erica Tazel), who fled somewhere up North.
Do you sometimes feel like you've had enough – isn't there the temptation to flee somewhere else, and do something like make another record with the Buena Vista crew?
When they answer their cell phone, do they often flee somewhere out of earshot?
Has any other filmmaker brought to his work the compulsion to get away -- to flee from somewhere?
There were a number of business owners in this port area close to the city of Sendai juggling with the same contrasting instincts yesterday, the human desire to flee to somewhere safe and the other instinct to display a strong spirit and not to show any fear.
We left as elderly neighbours arrived home on the back of scooters, having obviously fled to sleep somewhere quieter.
Protesters are in control of Kiev, with police abandoning their positions and there's speculation about where the President is, as he is believed to have fled Kiev for somewhere less hostile.
"Their plan was not dissimilar to what we would be suggesting: secure stable accommodation, intervention for people suffering from drug addiction, somewhere for women to flee domestic violence, somewhere where people can be skilled up in trade and education so they can enter the labour force, worker cooperatives, green spaces".
The opposition is now in control of Kiev, with police abandoning their positions, and there's speculation about where Yanukovych is, as he is believed to have fled the capital for somewhere less hostile.
Hardly a weekly day goes by when the "NYPD Daily Blotter" in The New York Post doesn't take note of a thief's having fled from a financial institution somewhere in the five boroughs with "an undisclosed amount of cash".
