Sentence examples for flee death from inspiring English sources

Another man claims he had to flee death threats from his creditors, after a prime contractor failed to pay him for his subcontracted services in Kabul and thus flung him into the quicksand of major debt.

One would expect, after all, that with all that violence destroying critical infrastructure, and presumably choking hospitals and encouraging doctors to flee, deaths from disease would have shot up.

He cited "wars, migrants, and the wave of people that are fleeing wars and fleeing death".

Her mother, whose own father had fled death threats in Saddam Hussein's Iraq, told her to stay.

But in Family Court, the Haitian girl came before Judge Louise Gruner Gans, who happened to know what it was like to be a young person fleeing death.

While of course the primary motivation to let in refugees is that they're fleeing death, once they arrive they can contribute to the economy".

People fleeing death at the hands of Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, and Islamic State are dying needlessly because of the west's indifference and inertia.

Throwing desperate people fleeing death and persecution in prison on small Pacific islands for having the temerity to seek refuge in Australia isn't just morally wrong, it's irrational, illegal and prohibitively expensive to boot.

But while the landscape is perfectly dismal — the dancers are all in some stage of biting the dust — there is a stark contrast between the bright harpsichord concerto and the dazzling breadth of Mr. Taylor's choreography, often punctuated by an emphatic flexed foot, and rock-solid jumps that compel the dancers to tear across the stage as if they were fleeing death.

"Faced with the tragedy of tens of thousands of refugees who are fleeing death by war and by hunger, and who are on a path toward a hope for life, the Gospel calls us to be neighbors to the smallest and most abandoned, to give them concrete hope," Francis said.

And Hutus feel bitter that gacaca courts are barred from discussing events after July 1994, when the RPF killed legions of their kin .There is a huge silent resentment of the government," says Ismail Mbonigaba, an opposition activist who says he fled death threats last year and who now lives in Uganda.