Sentence examples for fleeing off from inspiring English sources

Grampa calls out to his lady from on-stage, but then denounces her in front of everyone, who then call her (in a chant) a hoochie, sending her fleeing off the stage in tears.

Landless and jobless peasants fled off the land, as did cultivators subjected to confiscatory taxation at the hands of timariots and tax farmers, thus reducing food supplies even more.

Again, the getaway was short-lived, as the suspect apparently got the vehicle stuck while attempting to flee off-road.

After three months, the smugglers fled off the coast of Thailand, taking the remaining food and water with them.

Some say smugglers beat and tortured them then fled off the coast of Thailand, leaving them adrift for days without food or water.

Many have spoken of abysmal conditions on board; some say smugglers beat and tortured them, then fled off the coast of Thailand, leaving them adrift for days without food or water.

The last time I went gay clubbing with him I ended up fleeing pissed off hood rats in Washington Heights after Luke said that he would kill a packing dealer for not providing adequate "trees with my yayo".

A suspect in a fatal 2010 brawl in Park Slope, Brooklyn, escaped from a police station house early Thursday morning, fleeing on foot and setting off an extensive manhunt, the police said.

Sex offender accused of fleeing after cutting off GPS device.

Retirees in the New York area might be better off fleeing for one of the outer boroughs.

In 2016, when feds started digging into the Providence mill, Salemme acted like someone who'd been tipped off, fleeing to Connecticut with $28,000 cash.