Sentence examples for fleeing the impending from inspiring English sources

Although we didn't see any trolls, we did have the sense that we were fleeing the impending dusk.

She escaped Austria fleeing the impending Nazi invasion.

More than 40 years ago, the fall of Saigon marked the end of the Vietnam War, prompting hundreds of thousands of refugees to flee the impending communist regime.

These apocalyptic surahs, with their urgent staccato rhythms, ask us to imagine a time in which the laws of nature cease to apply, when every certainty becomes uncertain, and when human beings are like "scattered moths" in their haste to flee from the impending judgment.

In fleeing the wolf, I ran into the bear.

She added that the numbers fleeing an impending battle for Mosul in the course of the next few months could total a million.

In reality, Lord Beauchamp was an enthusiastic homosexual who was forced to flee the country because of impending criminal charges brought about by his obnoxious brother-in-law, the stupendously rich and stupid Duke of Westminster.

The family fled the country in 1978 before the impending Soviet invasion and took refuge in the United States where, Seraj says, "I lived, learned, worked, and in the end buried both my parents".

Many Damascus residents have fled the city in fear of an impending attack.

In what may be viewed as a sign of an impending IDF ground operation in Gaza, Israel allowed dozens of Palestinian holders of foreign passports to flee the fighting in the Strip on Friday.

Onlookers fled the dunes.