Sentence examples for flee the cold from inspiring English sources

A native of Lincolnwood, Ill., a Chicago suburb, Holzer majored in theater at Northwestern University and says she moved to California after graduating in 1979 to flee the cold and snow.

People are fleeing the cold: there is a strong correlation between the average temperature in January and population growth, notes Edward Glaeser, a professor of economics at Harvard University.

Mr. Schwach, whose extended family lost three apartments and five cars in the hurricane's aftermath, fled the cold and dark to his daughter's house on Long Island.

Not just because it was a short-eared owl – the first I had seen in my new home county – but because most birds had already fled the cold weather, and the fields behind my home were devoid of life.

So from 1984, when she fled the cold for Florida with a girlfriend, until the mid-90's, when a guitar teacher in Massachusetts cajoled her onto a tiny stage with him, she worked at numbing jobs.

Just as we were about to leave, Parrot CEO Henri Seydoux also walked into the tent (only to find that his team had already fled the cold to head back into the warm embrace of Vegas' casinos).

Indeed, by some estimates, as many as a third of Mrs. Hyams's nearly 3,700 neighbors flee the winter's cold for warmer climes where frigid temperatures, hazardous roads and relentless snowstorms are little more than newspaper headlines and bad dreams.

Isabel Archer, rather than flee the trap of her false, cold marriage, affirms her commitment to it, sacrificing her future happiness in the name of her sacrosanct freedom of choice.

He and Simona packed a few bags, bundled their three-year-old daughter, Kim, against the cold, and prepared to flee the country.

Thousands of people have fled to the cold mountains which have no clean water or refugee camps.

As Coulibaly stormed the building on 9 January, a group of shoppers helped by a member of staff fled into the cold store.